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AWC Directory

Newsletters are alphabetised by publication name. Featured post is chosen by listed writer as best representative of their publication. Listing here does not indicate endorsement by Asian Writers’ Collective.

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Aimee Liu’s MFA Lore by

Aimee Liu's MFA Lore

- Veteran author Aimee Liu's dual newsletter, with expert tips on creative writing, plus personal essays on Asian-American heritage. Purchase Aimee’s books here.

When Legacy Lore and Research Collide

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Authortunities by

Angela Yuriko Smith

- I publish a weekly calendar of author opportunities for busy writers. Submission calls, grants, workshops, open mics... all of it in calendar format and organized by emoji. Purchase Angela’s novel, Inujini, here.

Good Luck Nebula Finalists

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Book Publishing Brick by Brick by

Jeffrey Yamaguchi

- where I share book marketing strategies and publishing insights for authors and publishers.

The Never-Ending Pre-Order Asks

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Buhay Copywriter by

Regina Peralta

- Musings on 'buhay' (Filipino for 'life') as an advertising copywriter in the Philippines. Here's where I write about writing, share career tips and life hacks, and connect with kindred spirits like you! Contact Regina for copywriting services here.

From Mad Men to Buhay Ahensya: How the Series Stacks Up to Ad Agency Life in the Philippines Today

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Editorial World by

Jem Sandhu

- Non-pitch, remote-only, editorial jobs- straight to your inbox every week!

Editorial World Remote Writing Jobs, Issue 19: Train AI chatbots; write for Playboy; and get paid to stalk Gavin Newsom

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Raf Drafts by

Rafia Amina Khader

- I write about coming to terms with being a writer, what it means to be a Muslim memoirist, and the writing process in general.

On "American Fiction" and Being a Non-white Writer

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Write on Track by

Noor Rahman

- I recently quit my job as a BigLaw litigator to work full time on my science fiction novel. Follow along in my journey. New posts every Tuesday.

This was the moment I knew I had to quit law to become a novelist