Emerging Voices Alumni, totaling 115 writers to date, continue to make their mark in the literary world. Below is a sampling of where their work has appeared, honors they have received, and events/venues where they have read or had their work performed.

PUBLICATIONS

Books (28)

• The Orphan Sister (Gallery 2011) by Gwendolen Gross
• Bitter Melon (Edgemont Press 2011) by Cara Chow
• Ocotillo Dreams (Arizona State University Bilingual Press 2011) by Melinda Palacio
• Swagger is a Woman (Mouthfeel Press 2010) by Cassandra Love
• Folsom Lockdown (Kulupi Press 2010) by Melinda Palacio
• Chimneys In Detwa (Tsehai Press 2010) by Jawanza Duminsani
• Dancing with Butterflies (Washington Square Press 2009) by Reyna Grande
• The Art of Exile (Bilingual Press 2009) William Archila
• The Night Counter (Shaye Areheart Books/Random House 2009) by Alia Yunis
• Talking to the Moon (Carroll & Graf, 2007) by Noel Alumit
• The Other Mother (Shaye Areheart/Crown,2007) by Gwendolen Gross
• Filipinos in Los Angeles (Arcadia 2007) by Mae Respicio
• The Insufficiency of Maps (Atria, 2006) by Nora Pierce
• Across a Hundred Mountains (Atria, 2006) by Reyna Grande
• Tomorrow They Will Kiss (Little, Brown & Co, 2006) by Eduardo Santiago
• Seeing Emily (Harry N. Adams, 2005) by Joyce Lee Wong
• The Immigrants' Daughter: A Private Battle to Earn the Right to Self-actualization (Booklocker, 2005) by Mary Terzian
• Library of Author Biographies: Karen Hesse (Rosen Central 2005) by Nzingha Clark
• Maps of City & Body: Shedding Light on the Performance of Denise Uyehara (Kaya Press, 2004) by Denise Uyehara
• My Sweet Unconditional (Tia Chucha Press, 2004) by Ariel Robello
• Stoetry (FarStarFire Press, 2003) by Jawanza Dumisani
• Selah’s Bed (Free Press, 2003)by Jenoyne Adams
• Letters to Montgomery Clift (MacAdam Cage, 2002; paperback, Alyson Pubns, 2003) by Noel Alumit
• Getting Out: A Novel (Henry Holt, 2002) by Gwendolen Gross
• Field Guide (Henry Holt, 2001; paperback, Harvest, 2002) by Gwendolen Gross
• Resurrecting Mingus (Free Press, 2001) by Jenoyne Adams
• X-Men, Superman, Batman, Kaboom (Marvel Comics 2000 – 2005) by Jeff Matsuda
• L.A. (Lovers Anonymous) (LALA Press, 1995) by Stephanie Han

Anthologies (45)

• Tragic Bitches: An Experiment in Queer Xicana and Xicano Performance Poetry (Kórima Press 2011)
• Best Lesbian Romance (Cleis Press 2011)
• Experienced: Rock Music Tales of Fact and Fiction (Vagabondage Press 2011)
• Indivisible: An Anthology of Contemporary South Asian American Poetry (University of Arkansas Press 2010)
• Strange Cargo: An Emerging Voices Anthology 1997 – 2010 (PEN Center USA 2010)
• New Poets of American West (Many Voices Press 2010)
• A New Literary History of America (Harvard University Press 2009)
• Maple Leaf Rag IV (Portals Press)
• Listen to Me: Shared Secrets from WriteGirl ( 2009)
• Latinos in Lotus Land (Bilingual Press, 2008)
• Wild Things – Domestic and Otherwise (Outrider Press 2008)
• New to North America: Writing by U.S. Immigrants, Their Children and Grandchildren (Burning Bush Publications, 2007)
• What Color is Your Jockstrap (Traveler’s Tales, Inc. 2006)
• We Don't Need Another Wave: Dispatches from the Next Generation of Feminists (Seal Press, 2006)
• It’s A Girl  (Seal Press, 2006)
• Voices from Leimert Park: a poetry anthology (Tsehai Publishers, 2006)
• Maple Leaf Rag III (Portals Press 2006)
• Waking Up American (Seal Press, 2005)
• Robert Olen Butler Prize Stories Anthology (2005)
• It’s A Boy (Seal Press, 2004)
• Falling Backwards: Stories of Fathers and Daughters (Hourglass Books, 2004)
• Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul IV (HCI Teens, 2004)
• Changing Course (Adam’s Media, 2004)
• Under Her Skin (Seal Press, 2004)
• Father Poems (Anvil Publishing 2004)
• So Luminous the Wildflowers; An Anthology of California Poets (Tebot Bach, 2003)
• Charlie Chan Is Dead: An Anthology of Contemporary Asian-American Fiction (Penguin USA, 2003)
• Catching a Wave: Reclaiming Feminism for the 21st Century (Northeastern, 2003)
• Short Fuse: The Global Anthology of New Fusion Poetry (Rattapallax Press, 2002)
• Caprice, Mischief: Other Poetic Strategies (Red Hen Press, 2002)
• Geography of Rage: The Los Angeles Riots of 1992 (Really Great Books, 2002)
• Yell-oh Girls: Emerging Voices Explore Culture, Identity & Growing Up Asian American (Harper Collins, 2001)
• Another City: Writing from Los Angeles (City Lights Publishers, 2001)
• Babaylan: An Anthology of Filipina and Filipina-American Writers (Aunt Lute Books, 2000)
• Take Out: Queer Writing from Asian Pacific America (Asian American Writers Workshop, 2000)
• Step Into a World: A Global Anthology of the New Black Literature (Wiley, 2000)
• Hers 3: Brilliant New Fiction by Lesbians (Faber & Faber, 1999)
• Those Who Can... Teach: Celebrating Teachers Who Make a Difference (Wildcat Canyon Press, 1999)
• Public Speaking: Challenges and Choices (Bedford/St. Martin's, 1999)
• Catch The Fire!!! A Cross-Generational Anthology of African American Literature (Riverhead, 1998)
• Flippin': Filipinos on America (Asian American Writers' Workshop, 1996)
• Afrekete: An Anthology of Black Lesbian Writing (Doubleday, 1995)
• Poetry Is Not A Luxury: LA Women of Color (Publisher Pending)
• Tilting the Continent: Southeast Asian American Writing (New Rivers Press)

Journals/Newspapers (127)

• 2011 Residency Fellowship, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts • Natashia Déon
• 2010 Co-Award for the Sandra Cisneros Del Moral Foundation Award • Adelina Anthony
• 2010 Target Emerging Authors, Hot Reads Pick • The Night Counter by Alia Yunis
• 2010 Bread Loaf Rona Jaffe Foundation Scholarship • Marytza Rubio
• 2010 Bread Loaf Scholarship • Natashia Déon
• 2010 Lamba Literary Foundation Fellowship • Monica Carter
• 2010 Voices of Our Nations Arts Residency • Anna Alves
• 2010 UCLA Community Access Scholarship • John Boucher
• 2009 Associate Artist at the Atlantic Center for the Arts • Shanna Mahin
• 2009 MacDowell Colony Fellowship • Shanna Mahin
• 2009 Norman Mailer Writers’ Colony Scholarship • Shanna Mahin
• 2009 Kulupi Press’ Sense of Place Chapbook Contest • Melinda Palacio
• 2009 Squaw Valley Scholarship • Melinda Palacio
• 2008 Squaw Valley Fellow • Taylur Ngo
• 2007 Fellowship, Idyllwild Summer Poetry Workshop • Alisha Westerman
• 2007 American Book Award • Reyna Grande
• 2007 International Reading Association / Lee Bennett Hopkins Promising Poet Award • Joyce Lee Wong, Seeing Emily
• 2006 Hedgebrook Residency • Alia Yunis
• 2006 Best Books Award The Immigrants’ Daughter • Mary Terzian
• 2006 El Premio Aztlan Literary Award  • Reyna Grande
• 2005 Glimmer Train Short Story Award for New Writers • Sandra Ramirez-Thomas
• 2005 Artist in Residence Grant, City of Los Angeles, Cultural Affairs • Denise Uyehara
• 2005 C.O.L.A. Fellowship • Denise Uyehara
• 2004 National Performance Network Conference • Denise Uyehara
• 2004 John C. Lupton New Voices In Literature Award Finalist • Kayla Allen
• 2004 Stegner Fellow, Fiction × Nora Pierce
• 2004 Vermont Studio Center Residency · Nora Pierce
• 2003-2004 Residency Fellowship, Fine Arts Work Center · Viet Le
• 2003 Los Angeles Times Scholarship • Alisha Westerman
• 2003 John E. Profant Foundation for the Arts Scholarship • Alisha Westerman
• 2003 Blueberry Press Honorable Mention • Mary Terzian
• 2002 Nimrod/Katherine Anne Porter Prize, Fiction • Stephanie Han
• 2002 South China Morning Post Short Fiction Award • Stephanie Han
• 2002 Los Angeles Times Scholarship • Alisha Westerman
• 2002 Winner ISO Violet Quill Award • Noel Alumit, Letters to Montgomery Clift
• 2002 Stonewall Book Award, American Library Association • Noel Alumit, Letters to Montgomery Clift
• 2002 Fiction Finalist, Lambda Literary Prize for Gay Men • Noel Alumit, Letters to Montgomery Clift
• 2002 Fiction Finalist, Southern California Bookseller Assoc. Awards • Noel Alumit, Letters to Montgomery Clift
• 2002 Durfee Foundation Artist Award • Marjorie Sa’adah
• 2002Kawahara Fellowship, Asian Studies Department, UCLA • Denise Uyehara
• 2001 Asian Cultural Council Fellowship, Okinawa • Denise Uyehara
• Residency fellowship, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts • Lan Tran
• Finalist, San Francisco Foundation Short Fiction Awards • Kristina Wong
• Honorable Mention, Los Angeles Poetry Festival Contest • William Archila
• First Prize, San Gabriel Valley Poetry Festival Contest • William Archila
• Hubbub’s 1998 Adrienne Lee Award • Gwendolen Gross
• Residency fellowship, Vermont Studio Center • Lan Tran
• Second Place, Ireland Fiction Magazine Contest • Kim Benjamin
• La Napoule Artist Residency • Kayla Allen
• Sundance Institute Writing Fellowships • Marjorie Sa’adah, John Song, Shonda Buchanan, Jeff Matsuda
• Residency fellowship, Ragdale Foundation • Lan Tran
• Cave Canem Foundation Fellowship • Renee Simms
• Voices of our Nations Arts Fellowship • Renee Simms
• Residency Fellowship, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts • Jeff Matsuda
• Dorland Arts Colony Grant • Pat Alderete
• Brody Arts Grant from California Community Foundation for Poetry • Wendy James
• Poets & Writers On Site Residency at Beyond Baroque and LA County Museum • Denise Uyehara
• Finalist, Heideman award • Lan Tran
• Recipient, York Prize • Lan Tran
• Residency fellowship, Hedgebrook • Lan Tran
• Most Promising New Poet Award, Lee Bennett Hopkins/IRA • Joyce Lee Wong
• UCLA Extension Writer’s Program Community Access scholarship • Joyce Lee Wong
• New Talent Prize, Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators • Joyce Lee Wong
• International Reading Association Notable Book • Joyce Lee Wong, Seeing Emily
• New York Public Library Best Book for the Teen Age • Joyce Lee Wong, Seeing Emily
• Hedgebrook Residency • Kisha Xiomara Palmer
• Ucross Residency • Kisha Xiomara Palmer
• Creative Capital • Kristina Wong
• National Performance Network • Kristina Wong
•  Mapfund • Kristina Wong
• Center for Cultural Innovation • Kristina Wong
• Durfee Foundation • Kristina Wong

REDCAT at Disney Hall • Mark Taper Forum • Occidental College • Fowler Museum • Barnsdall Municipal Art Gallery • West Hollywood Book Fair • Vagina Monologues • Los Angeles Times Festival of Books • Getty Reading Series • Ford Amphitheatre • Japanese American National Museum • “Inspiration House” KPFK, FM-90.7 FM • SOL Fest • Ladyfest Los Angeles • The Wet Daddy Literary Festival • Gate Cultural Center • Highways Performance Space • The World Stage • Celebration Theatre • David Henry Hwang Theatre • Beyond Baroque • Festival of Philippine Arts & Culture • Festival of Northeast Los Angeles • Voz Alta · Hotel Café · Hammer Museum • West End Theatre • Lyric Theatre • Stories Bookstore • NYC Hip Hop Theater Festival • Jumpstart Theater Company • MOCA Los Angeles • The Mandrake • Skylight Books • Book Soup