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Instructions to All Persons of Muslim Ancestry

La revisión literaria asiático-americana
Instructions to All Persons of Muslim Ancestry

* "Instructions to All Persons of Muslim Ancestry" was first published in The Asian American Literary Review, Issue 2. AALR is a not-for-profit literary arts organization. To learn more about it or purchase a subscription to the journal, visit online at at www.asianamericanliteraryreview.org, or find them on Facebook.

Tyrone Nagai

Tyrone Nagai received his MFA in Creative Writing from San Diego State University. His work has appeared in Fiction International, The Strip, New Verse News, and Armageddon Buffet.

Updated February 2011

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taishohoops at 1:29 p.m. on Dom 13 Feb 2011

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