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Join us at Accent Sisters to celebrate the launch of John Yau’s new chapbook, Beijing Beacon Exchange. An evening of poetry, conversation, and celebration with John Yau and friends.

This collection of poems by John Yau is one of four letterpress chapbooks collectively titled "The New Compendium of Beijing Devotions", including Billie Chernicoff (Devotions 1-30), Sara Dillon (Compendium for Cloven Tongue), and Margaret Galey (new here )

 John Yau has published over 50 books of poetry, fiction, and art criticism. Born in Lynn, Massachusetts in 1950 to Chinese emigrants, Yau attended Bard College and earned an MFA from Brooklyn College in 1978. His first book of poetry, Crossing Canal Street, was published in 1976.

The Beijing Beacon Exchange Book Launch x John Yau

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Annelie Hyatt

John Yau

Accent Fairy

Free: Craftclass, Masterclass, Book Club;
10% OFF to Online Workshops; Access to Past Craftclass Recordings

Members will be added to all online masterclasses automatically before the classes, no extra registration is needed. 

Archive of past class recordings is available only to members who have maintained an active membership for six months or longer, and that you must contact the Accent Assistant  directly to request access. 

WeChat ID: [accent_society] Email: [ heavngal.accentsociety@gmail.com ]


All the membership related questions need to be communicated through emails. Luma messenger is not actively monitored. 


Accent Witch 

$15 OFF In-Person Events; 
FREE: Craftclass, Masterclass, Book Club，Exhibition Open Call Entry
10% OFF Online Workshops
Year end gift package
Monthly book selection
Members will be added to all online masterclasses automatically before the classes, no extra registration is needed.

Archive of past class recordings is available only to members who have maintained an active membership for six months or longer, and that you must contact the Accent Assistant directly to request access.

WeChat ID: [accent_society] Email: [ heavngal.accentsociety@gmail.com ]

All the membership related questions need to be communicated through emails. Luma messenger is not actively monitored.


The Beijing Beacon Exchange Book Launch x John Yau

​The Beijing Beacon Exchange

The Beijing Beacon Exchange