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.
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.
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, family drama, and more.
Anna Gracia Shares Why Boys Are Trash in “Boys I Know”
Anna Gracia’s debut young adult novel “Boys I Know” paints a realistic picture of the pressures of being Asian American, touching on parent-child dynamics, dating, and finding acceptance.
“Pachinko” Rewards Those Who Wait
Based on the best-selling novel of the same name, “Pachinko” is a sweeping multi-generational historical drama series set in Korea, Japan, and the U.S.
Actor John Cho on His Middle Grade Debut “Troublemaker,” the LA Riots, and Social Justice
When the George Floyd protests happened last year, actor John Cho immediately thought about how his children would understand and perceive the events unfolding on …
The Stories of Eva Chen and Sophie Diao Radiate in “I Am Golden”
“I Am Golden,” written by Eva Chen and illustrated by Sophie Diao, celebrates the strength of the immigrant story and the joy of being Chinese American.
An Artist’s Exploration of Cultural Superstitions: Peter Chan’s “Ideals & Traditions” Series
If you grew up in an Asian family, you might have heard these words of caution: Each remaining grain of rice in your bowl represents …
Jenny Qi and Kat Chow Grapple with Mother-Loss in Debut Books, “Focal Point” and “Seeing Ghosts”
Journalist Kat Chow and poet Jenny Qi show readers how we can continue our relationships with loved ones even after their deaths
The Connection in the Cards: Asian Americans and Tarot
Are you interested in having your cards read? Practicing tarot reading is as simple as pulling a card, asking yourself what you notice, and beginning to tell a story about it.