"Your Life Can Be Set Up Like An Artist's Residency" — Sasha Hom tells the story of Sidework
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Sasha Hom discusses her work 'Sidework' and the concept of living life as an artist's residency.
Send us Fan Mail Sasha Hom tells the story of Sidework. Along the way she covers: Profluence Including multiple nows in your writing Making appreciation a discipline Polyphonic nature of restaurants and motherhood (especially when living in a tent!) Living life as an artist's residency Black Lawrence Press (Immigrant writing series) Learn more about Sasha here or here Buy Sidework here
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