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November 16, 2022• by

Subtle Asian Baking for the Holidays with Kat Lieu

Kat Lieu, founder of the Subtle Asian Baking Facebook group, grew an online community that has the key ingredients of collaboration, appreciation, activism,...

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Activism • Arts & Culture • Books • Entertainment

November 13, 2022• by

Decolonize Your Media This Holiday Season with These Podcasts, TV Shows, and Books

In honor of Native American Heritage Month, here's a list of creative contributions from or about the Indigenous community....

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Arts & Culture • Books • Food

November 8, 2022• by

Let’s Cook Colorful Egg Fried Rice From “Morning Sun in Wuhan”

"Morning Sun in Wuhan" follows 13 year-old Mei, as she navigates the beginning of the pandemic and as her community bands together in the face of uncertainty. ...

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Arts & Culture • Books

November 5, 2022• by

Excerpts from “Nonwhite and Woman: 131 Micro Essays on Being in the World”

"Nonwhite and Woman: 131 Micro Essays on Being in the World" features the stories of women of color. Here, Mochi shares excerpts from by Asian writers. ...

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Arts & Culture • Books

October 24, 2022• by,

Our Favorite Fall Book Releases By Asian Authors

Mochi Mag is ushering in the fall season's newest books by Asian authors who are keeping us cozy with their stories of activism, mystery, world-building,...

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Arts & Culture

October 16, 2022• by

Jiehae Park’s “peerless” Gives Macbeth a Satirical Asian American Twist

Jiehae Park’s “peerless,” an Off-Broadway adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” is set in the modern-day Asian American college applications world...

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Arts & Culture • Food

October 13, 2022• by

With Three Generations of Family, “Made with Lau” Takes YouTube Cooking To New Horizons

Three generations of family form "Made with Lau," YouTube cooking videos that combine recipes, bonding moments conversations among family members, and Chinese...

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Arts & Culture • Books • Fall 2022

September 19, 2022• by,

Eight New Children’s Books by Asian American Authors

Here are eight recent children's book releases that Mochi Mag has been reading, in anticipation of the new school year....

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Arts & Culture • Books

August 30, 2022• by

Elaine Hsieh Chou talks about Satire, Self-Reflection, and  “Disorientation”

Elaine Hsieh Chou's debut novel, "Disorientation," uses satire and humor to tell the story of a Taiwanese Ph.D. student who discovers that the subject of her...

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Arts & Culture • Books

August 5, 2022• by

5 Books by Asian and Asian American Authors for Summer 2022

Mochi celebrates the summer with five new books written by Asian women, released during summer 2022. ...

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