Sarah Chihaya

Sarah Chihaya is an assistant professor of English at Princeton University, where she teaches contemporary fiction and film. She is the editor of Contemporaries at Post45.

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Dissolving Margins

September 2, 2017

Sarah Chihaya explores the edges of Jillian Tamaki's "Boundless."...

Just Like the First Time? Revisiting “Beauty and the Beast” and “Trainspotting”
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