Asian American Literature Festival
Free and open to the public
Who we are
The Asian American Literature Festival Collective is a cooperative devoted to stewarding the futures of Asian American literature as art form and social ecosystem. Organizing partners within the collective include the Asian American Literary Archive, Asian American Writers’ Workshop, Bamboo Ridge, The Georgia Review, Kaya Press, Kearny Street Workshop, KidLit with Sarah Park Dahlen, Reorienting Reads, Slow Currents (Liminal x Satellites), and The Starlings Collective.
After the Smithsonian’s cancellation of the 2023 Festival, the AALFC is proud to convene an independently organized and collectively funded iteration of the Festival for 2024.
what we do
We believe the AALF is not only a celebration of Asian American literature but also a dream enacted of what persistent, just, and caring stewardship could look like for Asian American literature. We work to include all attendees by remixing what literary programming can be.
We celebrate the Festival, and Asian American literature, as a social space: a place where friendships are born, mentorships are exchanged, and secret histories are passed down, so they no longer have to linger in the shadows.
CONTACT Us
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