In Sally Wen Mao's “Oculus,” the Poem Becomes a Time Travel Machine – El Gato News
New Yorker: OCULUS review and feature — Sally Wen Mao
Stream episode Ep. 11: Sally Wen Mao on Oculus, Anna May Wong, and Asian American women's identity by rchandra podcast | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
I don't blame the ocean for gorging on flotsam, or eating people alive. — Sally Wen Mao, from “Antipode Essay,” Oculus | Powerful quotes, Essay, Map reading
Poetry Quotable: Sally Wen Mao | National Endowment for the Arts
Sally Wen Mao on why honesty is more important than success – The Creative Independent
Sally Wen Mao on why honesty is more important than success – The Creative Independent
Sally Wen Mao | National Endowment for the Arts
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Sally Wen Mao
A Different Lens: On Sally Wen Mao's “Oculus”
Amongst All the Moving Things: Poetry at the Station | The New York Public Library
Sally Wen Mao Writes Visionary Poems for a Blinkered World | The New Yorker
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Oculus — Sally Wen Mao
About Sally Wen Mao | Academy of American Poets
Sally Wen Mao Won't Let You Look Away - little infinite Voices
In Conversation with Acclaimed Poet and Author of "Oculus," Sally Wen Mao - Mochi Magazine
Sally Wen Mao Writes Visionary Poems for a Blinkered World | The New Yorker
Award-winning poet Sally Wen Mao to read from her newest book, 'Oculus' | YaleNews
Oculus: Poems: Amazon.co.uk: Mao, Wen, Sally: 9781555978259: Books
Sally Wen Mao (Author of Oculus)
OCULUS — Sally Wen Mao
Oculus by Sally Wen Mao | Reading notes by Carolee Bennett
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