Join us tonight for a special one-hour show with Filipina writer, feminist and activist Ninotchka Rosca. An organizer and award-winning novelist, she joins us live in the studio for an extended conversation about...
A widow whose husband’s killer becomes a customer in her restaurant, a man who discovers he can dial his old house in Vietnam simply by picking up the phone, and a father raising his young daughter alone in a California...
B|ta'arof is a recently-launched arts and culture print magazine featuring a variety of work from the global Iranian diaspora. From classic images of ads from the 1970's to contemporary portraits of bachelors...
Afghan American author Tamim Ansary is no idealist, but he’s hopeful about his homeland as Afghanistan struggles to heal after decades of war and occupation. In his new book, Games without Rules, Ansary takes a...
Top Asian American comics creators twist and reinvent Asian villainry in Shattered, a compilation of new art and stories. The second volume of the ground-breaking Secret Identities: The Asian American Comics Anthology...
What happens when a struggling writer is unexpectedly confronted with the suicide of an estranged best friend? So begins Don Lee's new novel, The Collective, which follows a group of three Asian American artists...
New York has no shortage of media outlets, but one longstanding gap in the literary scene has been a lack of platforms for Asian American voices. That’s about to change this week with
South Korea was riven by mass uprisings and radical movements throughout the 20th century, but that revolutionary legacy has been largely invisible in mainstream historical accounts. Now, with popular uprisings again...
Join us for a special two-hour show featuring the editors and contributors of Occupy! Scenes from Occupied America (Verso Press, 2011). Timely and engaging, Occupy! offers firsthand accounts of the early...
How is the legacy of slavery carried forward to the present in the U.S. south? How is the increase in new immigrants changing the discourse on race in Atlanta? And how is Occupy Atlanta learning to do right by race? ...
