Hello friends! I am trying to raise money so I can compete at the Last Chance Slam at the Individual World Poetry Slam in Flagstaff, AZ!
If you would like to help, you can donate to my PayPal ([email protected]) or you can purchase one (or more!) of my poetry books.
To pre-order my limited chapbooks, The Yellow Rage Act of 2016 & Alex Dang VS The Infinite [_______], email me at [email protected] with the title(s) of the chapbook in the heading.
I am also offering a special deal for all of my books for $50 (+ shipping) which will include a handwritten poem of your choice and each poetry collection signed by yours truly! If you want to order this package, email me at [email protected] with the heading “IWPS Package.”
All orders will be shipped starting November 1st!
Thank you for all the love and support everyone! I can’t wait to live in your bookshelf <3 Yours, Alex Dang!
Are You Proud of Me? $16.49 + shipping Available through Amazon & Where Are You Press
My full collection of poetry, Are You Proud of Me? features over 30 poems including “Dear Mark Wahlberg,” “michael derrick hudson Changes His Name to Ngoc Tran,” “Letters To My Father (by Ash Ketchum),” and more!
You Can Do Better $12.99 + shipping Available through Where Are You Press
The first chapbook, You Can Do Better is a collection of 13 poems including “What Kind Of Asian Are You?” “Times I’ve Been Mistaken For A Girl,” and “An Open Letter From Frankenstein’s Monster to Victor Frankenstein.”
The Yellow Rage Act of 2016 $12 + shipping Available through PayPal (limited exclusive run)
This project focuses on the aggressions and struggles of being Asian-American. The Yellow Rage Act of 2016 is my attempt to explore the historical trauma that has effected Asian-Americans throughout American history.
Alex Dang VS The Infinite [_______] $12 + shipping Available through Paypal (limited exclusive run)
A conceptual chapbook, this body of work contains 12 poems that have never been published anywhere! Dealing with the woes of a 20-something, Alex Dang VS The Infinite [_______] addresses family issues, gentrification, and all the other weird shit that you start noticing when you get older.
“[Alex’s] ability to wrap you around his finger with imagery at such a young age bodes well for his literary future…He says the words we want to say, but don’t always know how to put them together. For that, we thank him.”
-Christopher Margolin at The Poetry Question
