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An Interview with Chang-rae Lee
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An Interview with Chang-rae Lee | The Harvard Advocate Home About Issues Sections Art Fiction Features Poetry Notes More Shop Donate Advertise Comp Masthead SUBMIT SUBSCRIBE Features • Winter 2020 - Feast Issue An Interview with Chang-rae Lee By Angela Hui Share Chang-rae Lee is the Pulitzer Prize-nominated author of five novels: Native Speaker (1995); A Gesture Life (1999); Aloft (2004); The Surrendered ; and On Such a Full Sea (2014). Born in South Korea, Lee moved with his family to the United States at the age of three. He previously taught at Princeton University, where he was a creative
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