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‘Hong Kong Noir’: WWAM Relationships in Literature

It’s so unusual to find novels with romantic relationships between Asian men and Western women. In fact, it’s so uncommon

I think I tend to have a bit of a thorny history when it comes to “The War Between Us”

My nuclear family–mother and father who have been divorced for many years, and four adult siblings–live in four states and

“I like you better than calculus, and math is the only thing that unites the universe.” – Stella Lane to

While my review for “Free Food for Millionaires” by Min Jin Lee had negative representations of Korean men who either

Asian men and Western women (AMWW) in television and the movies have been heavily documented and analyzed here and elsewhere.

I’ve always been a romantic at heart, awing at the beauty of love displayed through fictional works of art. Whether

When I was writing my memoir, Good Chinese Wife, my agent asked me to find some tongue-in-cheek quotes to add

Back in my twenties, I read some amazing WWAM novels (and a family narrative) I still clearly remember two decades

I’ve never been pregnant. But that hasn’t stopped Chinese family and friends from telling me it’s more than past my time