Xie, Jenny
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Name (Latin)
Xie, Jenny
Place of birth
Hefei Shi (China)
Associated country
United States
Place of residence/headquarters
New York (N.Y.)
Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.)
Other associated place
New Jersey
Associate group
New York University
Occupation
Poets College teachers
Associated Language
eng
Gender
female
Fuller form of name
Jenny M.
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
VIAF:
2133152821998301040006
Wikidata:
Q56436400
Library of congress:
no2016130809
OCoLC:
oca10592350
DLC:
no2016130809
Sources of Information
- Xie, Jenny. Nowhere to arrive, 2017:ECIP title page (Jenny Xie) ECIP galley (Jenny Xie's work appears in Tin House, The New Republic, Harvard Review, The Literary Review, Los Angeles Review of Books, and elsewhere. She teaches at New York University and lives in Brooklyn) title page (Jenny Xie)
- OCLC, Sept. 28, 2016(hdg.: Xie, Jenny)
- Home page (Jenny Xie) About (teaches at New York University, New York, N.Y.) Work (book, Eye level, Graywolf Press, 2018; chapbook, Nowhere to arrive, Northwestern University Press, 2017; more than 20 poems published in periodicals, including three in Narrative magazine ( (Jenny Xie's web site, viewed June 7, 2017:) )
- Narrative magazine web site, viewed June 7, 2017:Authors / Jenny M. Xie (Jenny M. Xie; won First Place in Narrative's Fourth Annual Poetry Contest, is the author of Nowhere to Arrive, Northwestern University Press, 2017; she received her MFA from New York University and resides in Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.) Authors / Jenny Xie (lists another, different, Jenny Xie)
- Academy of American Poets web site, viewed June 7, 2017:Browse poems & poets / poet / Jenny Xie (Jenny Xie; born in Hefei, China, and raised in New Jersey; holds degrees from Princeton University and New York University's creative writing program; her debut poetry collection, Eye level, was selected by Juan Felipe Herrera as the winner of the 2017 Walt Whitman Award, given by the Academy of American Poets; recipient of the 2016 Drinking Gourd Chapbook Prize for Nowhere to arrive; lives in Brooklyn and teaches at New York University)