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Cathy Park Hong
"Zoo"

Cathy Park Hong is the author of "Translating Mo'um," for which she won a Van Lier Fellowship and a Pushcart Prize. Her poetry has appeared in the Columbia Journal, Field, McSweeny's and Mudfish.

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Listen to Cathy Hong read her poem "Zoo," recorded live in New York City at the benefit reading for "Premonitions - An Anthology of New Asian North American Poetry" (Kaya Press.)

"Zoo"

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