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About five years ago I realized that most of the fiction that I read was from authors who could no longer count themselves among the living.
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About five years ago I realized that most of the fiction that I read was from authors who could no longer count themselves among the living.
About five years ago I realized that most of the fiction that I read was from authors who could no longer count themselves among the living.
HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRIPEVINE: OUR NEW ABNORMAL Let’s make one thing perfectly clear first. I’m happy for the likes of Dolly de Leon and Chai Fonacier to have been given such pivotal roles in the international films Triangle of Sadness and Nocebo. I’m happy for the recognition they’ve enjoyed – an
WBUR fellow Lauren Williams recommends three books in honor of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
Charles Yu, Author of “Interior Chinatown,” Featured in Conversation at Chatham Square Library A free conversation and book talk with rising star and recent National Book Award winner, Charles Yu, will be online at Chatham Square Library this Wednesday, Dec. 16th at 6pm. Yu will be discussing the award-winning novel, Interior Chinatown. The novel is on many Best-of 2020 lists. The story explores Asian-American stereotypes with both humor and poignancy. It reads like an historical love letter to generations of Asian-American men and women, facing the challenges they’ve encount...