Tan's Donuts by Maya Cheav

Tan's Donuts

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Tan's Donuts by Maya Cheav
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Tan's Donuts

Chestnut Review LLC

Tan's Donuts

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In Tan's Donuts, a donut shop owner reflects on the orders of his most memorable customers. Maya Cheav tells the bittersweet story of a Cambodian war refugee and survivor of the Khmer Rouge adjusting to life in America while having to sacrifice his dreams to survive. This poetry chapbook reflects on complex Southeast Asian family dynamics, intergenerational trauma, and breaking the cycle before it's too late.
Book Details
Publisher:
Chestnut Review LLC
ISBN:
9781965158104
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
36
Authors:
Maya Cheav
Published Date:
2025-03-01
Language:
English
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About Maya Cheav

A Cambodian-American writer and artist from Southern California, Maya Cheav is the author of three poetry chapbooks: LYKAIA (Bottlecap Press, 2023), Tan's Donuts (Chestnut Review, 2025), and By-the-Wind-Sailor (2026). She was a top ten finalist for the 2023 Palette Poetry Chapbook Prize, guest judged by Danez Smith, and attended a Tin House Workshop in 2024 under the mentorship of Roy G. Guzmán. Her poems and flash fiction have appeared in Scapegoat Review, Across the Margin, and OnlyPoems. Her work has received a Best Small Fictions nomination, and she served as an AWP Writer-to-Writer poetry mentor.

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