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| Foreword | ||
| Preface | ||
| The Boss of Abandoned White Buttons | 3 | |
| Jean and Me | 4 | |
| Mourning the Blood That Spilled to Make This Stew and Laughing Loud, or Why I Hate My Cousin Pucha | 6 | |
| Gifts of the Magi | 12 | |
| for my Lola | 20 | |
| Remembering Ma-Ma | 22 | |
| Inheriting My Mother's Garden | 25 | |
| So Tsi-fai | 28 | |
| My Family/My Gang | 31 | |
| Mango | 41 | |
| Homecoming | 43 | |
| No Stone | 54 | |
| Summer of My Korean Soldier | 55 | |
| The Babies: I and II | 62 | |
| A Letter to My Sister | 65 | |
| Three Women and a Master | 72 | |
| Blindsided | 83 | |
| Warning | 89 | |
| Inheritance | 90 | |
| Virginia Wong's Way of Seeing | 93 | |
| The Brilliance of Diamonds | 94 | |
| Cinemaya | 102 | |
| The Presence of Lite Spam | 109 | |
| Defining Genealogies: Feminist Reflections on Being South Asian in North America | 119 | |
| Hambun-Hambun | 128 | |
| Fortune | 133 | |
| Race, Class, and Gender in Asian America | 135 | |
| Maiden Voyage: Excursion into Sexuality and Identity Politics in Asian America | 142 | |
| Storytime | 153 | |
| A Portrait of the Self as Nation, 1990-1991 | 159 | |
| Asian Pacific American Women and Racialized Sexual Harassment | 164 | |
| How to Articulate the Inarticulable I, II and III | 174 | |
| They Defiled My Body, Not My Spirit: The Story of a Korean Comfort Woman, Chung Seo Woon | 177 | |
| "Bad Women": Asian American Visual Artists Hanh Thi Pham, Hung Liu, and Yong Soon Min | 184 | |
| Anna May Speaks | 195 | |
| The Family Hour | 201 | |
| From "Thirty and Five Books" in Dura | 203 | |
| Violence in Our Communities: "Where Are the Asian Women?" | 207 | |
| Against the Tide: Reflections on Organizing New York City's South Asian Taxicab Drivers | 215 | |
| Living Today: HIV, AIDS, and Asian and Pacific Islander Women | 223 | |
| Speaking Out: Memories of a Nisei Activist | 229 | |
| a straight sex asian love / pilipina (p)ucking poem | 240 | |
| It Went by Me | 242 | |
| Passion and Commitment: Asian American Women and Hollywood | 258 | |
| Work, Immigration, Gender: Asian "American" Women | 269 | |
| Silence of Form | 278 | |
| Notes | 283 | |
| Contributors and Editorial Board Members | 301 | |
| Acknowledgments | 309 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Robert Minard
reviewed Making more waves on May 27, 2008
Making more waves
Nice compilation of short stories that pays homage to the city of angels. Selections vary from landscape descriptions to industry social blunders to The Black Dahlia case. Writers include Fitzgerald, West, Miller, and Shepard. Am now prompted to read the Fante's Ask The Dust in its entirety.
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Add Making more waves, Asian-American women writers of all ages explore a complex range of identities through poetry, fiction, essays, and memoirs, most of which have never been published. The contributors take on littleexplored topics and expand the limits of ethnic-based iden, Making more waves to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Making more waves, Asian-American women writers of all ages explore a complex range of identities through poetry, fiction, essays, and memoirs, most of which have never been published. The contributors take on littleexplored topics and expand the limits of ethnic-based iden, Making more waves to your collection on WonderClub |
