Book Talk+KTV Night | The Memory Museum
欢迎加入我们与作家 M Lin 一同庆祝她的首部短篇小说集<The Memory Museum> (Graywolf Press，2026) 的出版！
M Lin 生于北京，现居纽约，以英文作为第二语言进行写作。她的作品曾发表于 Ploughshares、Joyland、《纽约时报》等。
本次活动将由诗人、译者—— 潘伟嘉 主持。作品发表于 AGNI、Georgia Review 等文学期刊，现为斯坦福大学 Stegner Fellowship 成员。他的首部诗集 Motherlands （Milkweed Editions 2024）被路易丝·格丽克（Louise Glück）选中获得2023年 Max Ritvo 诗歌奖。
✨ 关于本书
这是一部关注中国及华人离散社群女性经验的短篇小说集。作品在现实与未来之间穿梭，从中国延展至美国及更远的空间，描绘迁移、记忆与跨文化生存的复杂张力。M Lin 以细腻而富有洞察力的笔触，书写种族、阶级、亲密关系与个体处境，在不确定的世界中捕捉人与人之间微妙而真实的连接。
活动结束后将进行签售，并有一个轻松的 KTV 环节🎤
🗓 5月10日 6～9PM
📍 Unbound Bookstore
🎟 免费入场
📚 购书链接
来听书，也来唱歌！
Join us for an evening with M Lin celebrating her debut story collection <The Memory Museum> (Graywolf Press, 2026).
Born in Beijing and now based in New York, M Lin writes in English as her second language. Her work has appeared in Ploughshares, Joyland, The New York Times, and more.
This event will be moderated by poet and translator Pan Weijia. His debut poetry collection, Motherlands (Milkweed Editions, 2024), was selected by Louise Glück as the winner of the 2023 Max Ritvo Poetry Prize. His work has appeared in AGNI, Georgia Review, and elsewhere, and he is currently a Stegner Fellow at Stanford University.
✨ About the book An expansive debut exploring the lives of women across China and the diaspora. Moving between past, present, and imagined futures, these stories trace migration, memory, and the tensions of living between cultures. With emotional precision and political insight, M Lin writes characters navigating race, class, intimacy, and survival — finding moments of beauty and connection in uncertain worlds.
After the talk, stay for a book signing — and a casual KTV afterparty inspired by one of the stories 🎤
🗓 May 10, 6～9PM
📍 Unbound Bookstore
🎟 Free admission
📚 Pre-order Book Here
Come for the literature, stay for the singing！