Roy Miki teaches contemporary literature at Simon Fraser University. He has published widely on Asian- Canadian literature as well as writers such as bpNichol, George Bowering, and Roy Kiyooka. He is the author of Broken Entries: Race, Subjectivity, Writing and received the Governor General’s Award for his poetry book Surrender.

"Roy Miki's In Flux collection begins 'in flux': in the process of introducing and contextualising his essays which continually constitute and trouble the notion of 'Asian Canadian writing' — Miki anticipates the radical shifts in the creative and critical discourse which he knows will follow. He then expresses the hope that 'the critical complexities of writing and reading that have held [his] attention in these essays — and which [he] see[s] as a collective concern in Asian Canadian writing — will continue to resonate with future readers' (p. xiv). I am confident that In Flux will play no small part in enabling this critical and creative engagement from future reading communities who will benefit from the compelling and innovative thinking Miki provides." - Catherine Bates, University of Huddersfield, British Journal of Canadian Studies, Vol.27 No.1 2014