Many creatives have to work another job to support their art.
Book Review: Michael Luo tells the harrowing story of Chinese exclusion in America
The history of Chinese immigrants in America has always been about much more than one particular ethnic group.
New historical cookbook highlights Asian chefs in the White House
Ideas can come when one least expects it.
Community members celebrate emotional launch of ‘New Land’ — Book commemorates the arrival of the first 34 refugees from Southeast Asian on May 20, 1975
“Oh goodness,” Rep. My-Linh Thai said, blinking back tears. “Please give me a moment to just look at the room.”
Kentridge High School alumna is part of an upcoming anthology of indigenous stories
Even though the total number of Pacific Islanders in King County is less than 1% of the overall population, it is a tight knit community that relishes celebration of Pacific Islander heritage.
Kevin Kwan on art, family, and the power of diverse storytelling
Kevin Kwan’s books have been at the top of the New York Times bestseller list.
600 kinds of dogs? Pet illustrator Lili Chin aims to capture them all in whimsical drawings
Illustrator Lili Chin became fascinated with dog behavior in 2008 after her Boston terrier, Boogie, bit their landlord and they almost got evicted.
Seattle Youth Poet Laureate Janae Lu to publish first chapbook this summer
Despite wanting to be a doctor at first, Janae Lu, 17, found her high school English classes much more interesting than science.
Scott Oki’s memoir is the new how-to on good citizenship
“I wanted and needed to tell my story.”
Susan Tate Ankeny’s ‘American Flygirl’ chronicles the life of the first Asian American woman pilot
When Susan Tate Ankeny was asked to write a book about Hazel Ying Lee (1912-44), it was because the publishing company was looking for someone to tell Lee’s story, and they liked Ankeny’s style of writing in her debut book—narrative fiction that reads like fiction.