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.
Performing artist Susan Lieu releases her new memoir and dreams of an even bigger platform.
In “Valley Verified,” Zoe Zeng is forced to leave her fashion job and take on a new challenge at a Silicon Valley startup.
These new books, published in March and April 2024, challenge assumptions and highlight differences inside and outside of Asian American communities.
The English translation of Korean smash hit “Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop” by Hwang Bo-reum is perfect for a rainy day. Read on for our review.
As a first-generation Chinese immigrant, Sam Louie was challenged by shame from an early age., further complicated by his family legacy of addiction.
January and February 2024 bring us stories about Lunar New Year, a look into Americans in China, and folklore based in Manchuria.
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.
Children’s book author Rachell Abalos on how her latest release dives into a hallmark of Filipino culture and its connections to global warming.
A selection of seven books released over recent months explore a sense of place and our connections with home.
Therapists Soo Jin Lee and Linda Yoon address mental health, trauma, and healing through readings and exercises in their new book.

