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In 2009, I was featured in the book, "Hmong History Maker," published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. In 2008, my essay and a short story were published in two bestselling anthologies-so look them up and purchase them. The essay titled, Butterfly Cycles, was published in "Riding Shotgun:Women Write about their Mothers," by Borealis Press in April and the short story, Meet Mr. Krenshaw, was published in "Haunted Hearths and Sapphic Shades: Lesbian Ghost Stories" with Lethe Press in May.

"Riding Shotgun," was the bestselling local nonfiction book in Minnesota while "Haunted Hearths," was a bestseller in the United Kingdom.

My work is taught in classrooms and has appeared nationally in magazines and anthologies such as Bamboo Among The Oaks, Tales of the Unanticipated, and Charlie Chan Is Dead 2: At Home In The World.

My one-act play, DISCONNECT, was performed at the Playwrights' Center and later by Theatre Mu during the 2001 New Eyes Festival. DISCONNECT has continued to be performed across the country including New York City, and most recently by the Theater Department at the University of Wisconsin-Marathon County in December 2007.

Another play, Dead Calling, was performed at Intermedia Arts in Minneapolis in 2001. Dead Calling is mystery play inspired by Hitchcock's Rear Window.

My play, From Shadows to Light was produced and performed by Theater Mu in the fall of 2004 at the Mixed Blood Theater in Minneapolis.