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APIA-nionated, edited by Shannon Hong
Book Review: Organ Meats by K-Ming Chang
Book Review: Organ Meats by K-Ming Chang
Organ Meats is a testament to Chang’s ability to balance the tender with the grotesque
aloe l
Dec 5, 2023
Excavating Hidden Histories, Finding Power: An Interview with Author and Professor Hannah Michell
Excavating Hidden Histories, Finding Power: An Interview with Author and Professor Hannah Michell
“I think the best historical fiction invites readers to live the history that is being represented; not simply to understand the facts of…
claire
Sep 14, 2023
I wear faux leather / but engage in some real: On ‘Your Emergency Contact Has Experienced An…
I wear faux leather / but engage in some real: On ‘Your Emergency Contact Has Experienced An…
Your Emergency Contact Has Experienced An Emergency (2022) by Chen Chen
jojo Lazar
Sep 11, 2023
What is “Homecoming”?
What is “Homecoming”?
I reflect on a month well spent in Beijing (including a family trip to Japan), my first time back since pre-pandemic. [For context, I spent…
Erika Siao
Sep 6, 2023
APIAnionated: Starring Jerry As Himself: You Remind Me of My Father
APIAnionated: Starring Jerry As Himself: You Remind Me of My Father
In “Starring Jerry As Himself,” the titular Jerry (Jerry Hsu) is a retired divorced father who reminds us that he is a fallible human…
Jennifer Ng
Jun 22, 2023
Communicating Distance: A Review of Monica Macansantos’s “Love and Other Rituals”
Communicating Distance: A Review of Monica Macansantos’s “Love and Other Rituals”
How to express where you are and who you’ve become to the people you’ve left behind?
Chesa C (she/they)
Jun 20, 2023
A Tale of Two Sisters, and My Tale of Two Best Friends
A Tale of Two Sisters, and My Tale of Two Best Friends
I rooted for the family, imagining a story-line in which this distance could be bridgeable, in which the characters make different choices,
Eunji Son
Jun 15, 2023
APIAnionated: Across the Vietnamese bakery’s counter
APIAnionated: Across the Vietnamese bakery’s counter
Soft cinnamon bread, mini palmiers, coconut and chocolate macaroon cookies resting on shelves of dark wood that span almost the entire…
Anh
Jun 13, 2023
Diasporic Filipinx Archives as Spiritual and Poetic Sites: A Conversation between Amanda L.
Diasporic Filipinx Archives as Spiritual and Poetic Sites: A Conversation between Amanda L.
Fellow writers and translators Amanda L. Andrei and Noelle de la Paz discuss their research and relationships with archives: Amanda with…
Noelle de la Paz
May 11, 2023
What My Dad Carried to America
What My Dad Carried to America
A daughter takes inventory of her father’s luggage — unpacking what the objects he brought (in an aluminum suitcase made in Taiwan) say…
Jen Soong
May 9, 2023
The Sound of My Dad
The Sound of My Dad
A Story of Two Guitars
Chesa C (she/they)
May 4, 2023
APIA-nionated — boiled peanuts
APIA-nionated — boiled peanuts
It’s our third day on Maui. My skin is perpetually dewy from sweat and humidity. My hair curls tighter, flaked with sea salt and sand…
Meghana Ravikumar
May 2, 2023
APIAnionated: A self fragmented by diaspora: A Review of Emily Lee Luan’s 回 / Return
APIAnionated: A self fragmented by diaspora: A Review of Emily Lee Luan’s 回 / Return
In Emily Lee Luan’s 回 / Return, war, and language, and motherhood all coalesce. This poetry collection, moving fluidly between languages…
Vika Mujumdar
Apr 17, 2023
APIAnionated: Achingly Familiar: A Review of Hwang Sok-Yong’s Familiar Things
APIAnionated: Achingly Familiar: A Review of Hwang Sok-Yong’s Familiar Things
The number of American families experiencing homelessness increased by as much as 9% during the Great Recession. In the wake of that event…
M Boyd she/her
Apr 13, 2023
“Nothing is Ever Really Lost”: A Deep Dive Into Grief, Love, and Writing with Debut Author Gina…
“Nothing is Ever Really Lost”: A Deep Dive Into Grief, Love, and Writing with Debut Author Gina…
“I hope Sea Change makes readers feel a little bit less alone, if that’s something they’re struggling with . . . but also that hope…
claire
Mar 28, 2023
Everything Everywhere All At Once:
Everything Everywhere All At Once:
I Hope I Am Lucky Enough
jonah wu
Mar 24, 2023
APIA-nionated — The Blue Tin
APIA-nionated — The Blue Tin
I picked up the blue tin, about eight inches in diameter. A red and gold insignia graces the top of the lid with promises of the precious…
Diann Leo-Omine
Feb 16, 2023
APIA-nionated — On Friendship, Loss, and Memory: A Review of MariNaomi’s new graphic memoir
APIA-nionated — On Friendship, Loss, and Memory: A Review of MariNaomi’s new graphic memoir
Q: What is memory? MariNaomi asks near the beginning of their retelling of a decades-long relationship with their ex-best friend Jodie. A…
Erika Siao
Feb 9, 2023
Call for Work: APIA-nionated begins
Call for Work: APIA-nionated begins
Call for APIA authors + authors with work relevant to the APIA diaspora in America. Critical / personal essays welcome!!
Shannon Hong
Jan 24, 2023
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