DID YOU READ YET x Deep Vellum | Book Club Meeting

Join DID YOU READ YET for a bookclub meetup at Deep Vellum to gather and read translated works of Asian authors! We’ll connect on our relationships to the languages we speak or are tied to through family, as well as the limits and uniqueness of semantics. We’ll have some translated reads available if you don’t have any! Schedule: 1:30-2pm - Trickle in & chat 1:30-2pm - Trickle in & chat 2-3pm- Silent reading 2-3pm- Silent reading 3-4pm- Group discussion 3-4pm- Group discussion A gentle reminder that the DYRY bookclub centers the Asian diaspora of DFW. However, we welcome all, especially those of BIPOC or marginalized identities, as we know that the way to flourish in community is to grow together. So as long as you wanna read and talk books, you can sit with us! See y’all soon! BOOK PICKS Alishba’s pick: The Miraculous True History of Nomi Ali by Uzma Aslam Khan Alishba’s pick: The Miraculous True History of Nomi Ali by Uzma Aslam Khan Meha’s pick: Diary of a Malayali Madman by N. Prabhakaran, Translated by Jayasree Kalathil Meha’s pick: Diary of a Malayali Madman by N. Prabhakaran, Translated by Jayasree Kalathil Jackie’s pick: Uyghurland, The Farthest Exile by Ahmatjan Osman, Translated from the Uyghur and Arabic by Jeffrey Yang Jackie’s pick: Uyghurland, The Farthest Exile by Ahmatjan Osman, Translated from the Uyghur and Arabic by Jeffrey Yang

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Join DID YOU READ YET for a bookclub meetup at Deep Vellum to gather and read translated works of Asian authors! We’ll connect on our relationships to the languages we speak or are tied to through family, as well as the limits and uniqueness of semantics. We’ll have some translated reads available if you don’t have any! Schedule: 1:30-2pm - Trickle in & chat 1:30-2pm - Trickle in & chat 2-3pm- Silent reading 2-3pm- Silent reading 3-4pm- Group discussion 3-4pm- Group discussion A gentle reminder that the DYRY bookclub centers the Asian diaspora of DFW. However, we welcome all, especially those of BIPOC or marginalized identities, as we know that the way to flourish in community is to grow together. So as long as you wanna read and talk books,