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As a kid, the only Asian American literature that crossed my path was stylized and historical, writes Kristin T. Lee. Now I’m thrilled to find so many books that go beyond the usual tropes.
Author Nicole Chung was born to Korean immigrants in Seattle and later adopted by a white couple in Southern Oregon. She joins to talk about her new memoir, "A Living Remedy."
A Living Remedy: A Memoir
Bethanne Patrick's 10 recommended books for April involve tales of mutiny, poison and more, including work by David Grann, Nicole Chung and Don Winslow.
Nicole Chung was writing a memoir about losing her father; then her mother died. She discusses COVID, U.S. health care and her revised memoir, 'A Living Remedy'