Jennifer Chang's second book, "Some Say the Lark," was selected as for the William Carlos Williams Award for 2018!

Kundiman is excited to welcome new and returning fellows to the 2018 Retreat! Your donation will go toward a Fellow’s tuition and will help defray the cost of travel. 

Kundiman is presenting its first-ever Food Writing Intensive, lead by New York Times critic Ligaya Mishan!

Kundiman and Asian American Arts Alliance will host a free workshop on self-care called Where My Dreaming and My Loving Live: Poetry & the Body. 

Several Kundiman writers were featured World Literature Today as part of their list of Philippine-American Lit.

For the month of March, Kundiman invites fellows and readers to participate in a Postcard Project meditating on the Poetry Coalition's theme, "Where My Dreaming and Loving Live: Poetry & the Body."

Kundiman participates in Ethical Culture Fieldston School's Bridge to Bridge diversity program.

Min Jin Lee has a piece in the New Yorker on the Pyeongchang Olympic Games and her two Koreas.

Novelist and former Kundiman faculty Sigrid Nunez just released her eight book, The Friend. 

Published with Pleiades Press, Bridled: Poems is her first published book.