Min Jin Lee doesn’t think you should follow her career trajectory Despite the success of “Pachinko,” it took the author 12 years to get published, and now she’s back with her third novel, “American Hagwon”
Anahita Karthik’s whirlwind road trip romance is a love letter to India Her debut novel, “Better Catch Up, Krishna Kumar,” follows a young bisexual woman across India in pursuit of her first kiss
Chef Arnold Myint reflects on family, fame, and the future He speaks about his cookbook “Family Thai,” his parents’ legacy, growing up queer in the South, and redefining Thai cuisine in Nashville
Ocean Vuong’s debut novel is being turned into a movie A global casting search is underway for the key roles Little Dog and Trevor from Vuong’s “On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous”
Marisa Kashino’s ‘Best Offer Wins,’ reveals the dark side of house hunting The debut author’s thriller has been picked up by Hulu for an upcoming series executive produced by, and potentially starring, Greta Lee
How the Hoyings are redefining family, and staring their own Mark and Scott Hoying new children’s book, “Fa La La Family,” shows readers of all ages the many ways to be a family
A Chinese adoptee’s journey through literature For National Adoption Month, Sara Conway shares some books that have helped her understand herself and shape who she is as a Chinese adoptee
Brandon Lee levels up from web novel, to comic, to anime The author used to work in finance and now his web novel, “The Beginning After the End,” has culminated in an anime adaptation
Kat Lieu’s ‘108 Asian Cookies’ honors family and firsts She makes history with “108 Asian Cookies,” the first cookbook dedicated entirely to Asian cookies from across the diaspora
Chef Melissa King teaches confidence in debut cookbook ‘Cook Like a King’ The “Top Chef” winner shares family recipes and Michelin star-level dishes in “Cook Like a King: Recipes from My California Chinese Kitchen”
Kaila Yu ‘Fetishized’ herself before anyone else could, but not anymore From import model, to musician, to journalist, the author chronicles her healing journey from a life of chasing male validation
Cozy up with these Asian diasporic authors this fall From literary fiction and romance, to horror and YA, here are stories to check out as the weather cools
Tessa Hulls goes back generations in her Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir ‘Feeding Ghosts’ The graphic memoir took nearly a decade to write and helped the multidisciplinary artist heal her relationship with her mother
Catherine Dang’s ‘What Hunger’ explores coming-of-age and cannibalism Her latest book blends family, folklore, and fear, and the author shares how she brought Vietnamese refugee stories into horror
Sara Kehaulani Goo fights for ancestral lands in first-of-its-kind memoir In an unforgettable memoir, the journalist of Hawaiian, Chinese, and Okinawan descent talks race, heritage, and fighting for her homeland
Inside the oldest Asian American bookstore in the United States After 56 years, can the Asian American Curriculum Project survive without its founders?
Benedict Nguyen’s ‘Hot Girls with Balls’ is an honest look at Asian American trans women The author’s debut novel is a satire that explores sports, social media, and the relationship between two trans athletes
Check out these LGBTQ+ books from the Asian diaspora Pride Month might be coming to a close, but these books should be added to your TBR list any time of the year!
Ocean Vuong is more than just a sad gay, Asian poet Following the release of his second novel, let’s take a look at the growing legacy of Ocean Vuong
Mike Curato is finally getting the queer Asian community talking The author-illustrator chats about his adult graphic novel “Gaysians,” the irony of book banning, and his message for J.K. Rowling
Kevin Kwan’s latest books reflect how ‘wealth culture has exponentialized’ The international bestselling author on how there are even crazier rich Asians now than when he wrote his debut novel a decade and a half ago
Ana Huang on why murder is okay in romance, but cheating is not The romance author on her latest book, “King of Envy,” BookTok, and why real men should take a page out of their fictional counterparts’ books
