Feeling Seen in Joan Sung’s Debut Memoir “Kinda Korean”
In “Kinda Korean: Stories From an American Life,” author Joan Sung revisits parental love, intergenerational trauma, and perseverance.
Nicole Chung Reflects on Grief After Writing a Memoir About Loss
While writing “A Living Remedy,” a book about losing her parents, Nicole Chung learned to be gentle with herself and to invite others into her parents’ legacies and her own pain.
Why Susan Lieu Wants To Be More Than a Starving Artist
Performing artist Susan Lieu releases her new memoir and dreams of an even bigger platform.
An Excerpt from “Passport to Shame,” a Memoir of Addiction and Recovery
As a first-generation Chinese immigrant, Sam Louie was challenged by shame from an early age., further complicated by his family legacy of addiction.
An Excerpt from “The Strength of Water, An Asian American Coming of Age Memoir”
An immigrant daughter, assimilating into American culture in 1930s Detroit, tries to win her father’s affection and unwittingly discovers the source of his bitterness.