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Darren Huang
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Editor, Full Stop
New York
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By Darren Huang| Full Stop Verified [Catapult; 2022] In a defining scene from E.J. Koh’s 2020 memoir The Magical Language of Others, the Korean-American poet and translator recalls an early poetry teacher asking what she is called by her Korean mother. Koh replies by pronouncing her Korean name, Eun Ji, which she has mostly abandoned in America for her Western name, Angela.
By Darren Huang| The Lexington Observer@ On April 6 and 7, Lexington will welcome Broadway ingénue Sara Jean Ford for a special masterclass and concert. Ford’s Broadway credits include Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera and Jellylorum in CATS. She has also toured nationally with Wicked. Lexington High School senior Darren Huang caught up with Ford to learn more about her background, what motivates her, and what’s she’s working on now. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
By Darren Huang| The Lexington Observer@ On April 6 and 7, Lexington will welcome Broadway ingénue Sara Jean Ford for a special masterclass and concert. Ford’s Broadway credits include Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera and Jellylorum in CATS. She has also toured nationally with Wicked. Lexington High School senior Darren Huang caught up with Ford to learn more about her background, what motivates her, and what’s she’s working on now. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
Company Info
Full Stop
Founded in January of 2011, Full Stop focuses on debuts, works in translation, and books published by small presses. We believe that books exist in a supercollider, that their meaning and significance arise from high-energy collisions with the people and cultures that read, write, and share them. In an often insular and oscillating field, we seek to highlight the unknown, the precarious, and the as-yet unrealized.
Marysville, California, United States
+1 530-743-4334
Founded: 2011