The co-author of Dark Horse’s newly released “White Savior” speaks on the creative process and Asian American representation in storytelling.
Category: Books
Q&A: All That Glitters Is Certainly Not Gold in Kyla Zhao’s Debut Novel, ‘The Fraud Squad’
Described as “Crazy Rich Asians” meets “The Devil Wears Prada,” Zhao’s new release perfectly blends glitz and glamor with drama and deceit.
The Glittering World of Chloe Gong
The New York Times best-selling author talks about representation, her inspirations and fandom.
16 New API-authored Poetry Collections to Snap For
From Ocean Vuong’s new collection to Jennifer Huang’s debut, check out some of the best new poetry from Asian and Pacific Islander authors in the past year.
Constance Wu Is Back With New Memoir, ‘Making a Scene’
The “Crazy Rich Asians” star has released a collection of essays detailing her rise to fame and experiences along the way.
Get a Glimpse into the Personal Taste of Each BTS Member in ‘BTS RECIPE BOOK: Book of Tasty Stories’
Tired of boring recipes? Here is your chance to own a BTS inspired cookbook!
Fall in Love With ‘Lucie Yi Is Not a Romantic’
Lauren Ho’s latest novel follows a career-driven woman who finds a surprising match on a co-parenting website.
Celebrate APAHM With These 11 Upcoming API-penned Books!
Here are 11 books that will help you ring in this year’s Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.
Review: ‘Four Aunties and a Wedding’ Makes Room for Antics and Ancestral Love
Jesse Q. Sutanto is back, with a celebratory follow-up to “Dial A for Aunties.”
Soothe Your Sweet Tooth With Rice Blossoms’ ‘Modernized Korean Desserts’ Cookbook
The cookbook will feature Korean dessert recipes using gluten-free ingredients, as well as select editorial spreads.
From Warriors to School Girls, Celebrate Womanhood With These 7 Webcomics
Check out these women-centric, AAPI-created webcomics to celebrate this Women’s History Month.
‘Rise: A Pop History of Asian America From the Nineties to Now’ Examines Asian Representation, From YouTube to the Big Screen
Published by HarperCollins, the book is available for purchase starting today, March 1.
‘Pachinko’ First Trailer Promises Heartache, History and Hopefulness
The multigenerational drama, based on the family epic by Min Jin Lee, will premiere March 25 on Apple TV+.
Review: ‘The Red Thread of Fate’ Shares a New Kind of Family Story
The second novel from “The Tiger Mom’s Tale” author Lyn Liao Butler does focus on love, but maybe not the kind you expect.
Update Your Reading List With These 8 AAPI-authored Releases
The future is still uncertain as we march on to another year of social distancing and booster shots, but at least we have books—and what books they are.
