Scott Ezell is the author of A Far Corner, a nonfiction account of an aboriginal artist community in Taiwan. His poetry collections include Petroglyph Americana, Hanoi Rhapsodies, and Carbon Rings. Ezell studied literature and Chinese at the University of California and the University of Washington, and since 2010 has been at work on Zomia, a poetry project that explores the effects of state development on marginal landscapes and indigenous communities in the China-Burma-Laos region. Born in Berkeley, he divides his time between California, Asia, and southern Mexico.
WORKS THAT HAVE APPEARED IN NARRATIVE:
- Interlude at Daofu, a memoir, in Stories of the Week: 2019–2020
- The Great Floating Pig Barn on the Mekong, reportage, in Fall 2019