Jennifer Lee
Jamie Ford takes on themes of intergenerational trauma and epigenic inheritances in his newest...
Jamie Ford, author of the bestseller Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, tackles intergenerational trauma in his latest book The Many Daughters of Afong Moy. In particular, he takes transgenerational epigenetic inheritance...
Author Gabrielle Zevin talks about the themes of systemic and social injustice in her...
Gabrielle Zevin, author of the New York Times bestseller The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry, is set to have her latest book Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow released on July 5. Fans of Shakespeare...
It’s a Two-Eye vs. One-Eye world in Aminder Dhaliwal’s graphic novel Cyclopedia Exotica
Animator and graphic novelist Aminder Dhaliwal follows up on the success of her first graphic novel Woman World with yet another delightfully intriguing concept for a book: a world where, instead of race...
“The Cat Who Saved Books” examines books as living beings that have souls
As the world continues to advance towards a fully digital age, the question of whether physical books can survive has crossed the minds of many a serious book lover and reader. Sosuke Natsukawa tackles...
Kim Sagwa’s novel takes a scathing look at South Korean conformist society through the...
b, Book, and Me, Kim Sagwa’s fourth novel, gives a scathing look at South Korean society through the eyes of two middle school girls, b and Rang Hong. Although they are young adolescents, they...
Highlights from the 15th annual Children’s Film Festival beginning on February 27
The 15th annual Children’s Film Festival in Seattle once again beckons parents and children to watch its curated selection of works from the US and all parts of the world at Northwest Film Forum...
Graphic novel tells the story of how Asian Americans are an essential part of...
Many people today may not be aware that Japanese immigrants have played a vital role in California’s farming history as far back as the turn of the 20th century. Despite the many obstacles they...
“The Wonderland” encourages adolescents to be brave and open-minded and to find courage to...
A cursory glance at Keiichi Hara’s early career may seem like he always had to settle for second best: He decided to attend Tokyo Designer Gakuin College, which had an animation program, instead of...
Paul Yoon’s second novel tells the story of three orphans surviving in Laos...
Paul Yoon’s second novel Run Me to Earth imagines the life of three orphans and the people they have affected as they struggle to adapt to the consequences and aftermath of loss and survival....
Film director and writer Bao Tran sets his sights on the 2020 film festival...
Bao Tran, director and writer of the much-anticipated film The Paper Tigers, was on the rooftops of the International District on September 7, trying to squeeze in as many night scenes and sequences as...
