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Tao Lin


USA flag (b.1983)

Tao Lin is an American poet, novelist and short-story writer.

He is the author of a novel, Eeeee Eee Eeee, and a story collection, Bed, which were published simultaneously by Melville House Publishing May, 2007. He is also the author of two poetry collections, you are a little bit happier than i am, which won Action Books' December Prize in 2005 and was published November, 2006; and cognitive-behavioral therapy, which was published May, 2008 by Melville House Publishing. A chapbook of poetry, this emotion was a little e-book, and one of stories, Today the Sky is Blue and White with Bright Blue Spots and a Small Pale Moon and I Will Destroy Our Relationship Today, were published by the Internet press Bear Parade in 2006.
 


Genres: Literary Fiction
 
Novels
   Eeeee Eee Eeee (2007)
   Richard Yates (2010)
   Taipei (2013)
   Leave Society (2021)
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Collections
   You Are a Little Bit Happier Than I Am (poems) (2006)
   Bed (2007)
   Cognitive-behavioral Therapy (poems) (2008)
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Novellas and Short Stories
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Non fiction show
 
Books containing stories by Tao Lin
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Pets (2020)
edited by
Jordan Castro
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40 Likely to Die Before 40 (2014)
An Introduction to Alt Lit
edited by
Cameron Pierce and Michael J Seidlinger

Tao Lin recommends
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Let Me Try Again (2024)
Matthew Davis
"I highly enjoyed this darkly comical, compulsively readable novel about love and obsession. Woody Allen-esque."
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My First Book (2024)
Honor Levy
"Fractal stories from the eschatological present, told in a strange, new, manic, and flarfy voice that I trust and endorse."
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Aesthetica (2022)
Allie Rowbottom
"In her dark, moving, fascinating, and healing first novel, Allie Rowbottom compassionately and lucidly examines one of the more painful, disturbing, stranger, and newest subcultures that our misogynist dominator society has produced."

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