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“Looking at like the same moon”: A Conversation with Matt Hsu

  • byLongleaf Staff
  • August 31, 2022
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Matt Hsu is a student from San Francisco, California. His work has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and he’s published or forthcoming in Roanoke Review, (mac)ro(mic), Longleaf Review, and The Lumiere Review. Currently he’s querying his first novel: a twisty, thriller-mystery about a crafty assassin. You can find him on Twitter at @MattHsu19 or at his personal website.

Click here to read Matt’s “chang’e, the liar” from our summer 2022 issue!

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