Island X: Taiwanese Student Migrants, Campus Spies, and Cold War Activism is available now from University of Washington Press and…
“Lost in the Typhoon” Nominated for Krause Essay Prize
“Lost in the Typhoon” by Wendy Cheng, a creative nonfiction essay published in Brink Issue No. 4, was one of…
What Mourning Looks Like in Monterey Park
In the wake of a mass shooting on Lunar New Year Eve, an essay about the multiethnic and multiracial histories…
24 Best Gifts for Frequent Travelers
A People’s Guide to Los Angeles made the New York Times/Wirecutter’s 2020 list of best gifts for travelers. When we…
Against Empire: Taiwan, American Studies, and the Archipelagic
Chih-ming Wang and I coedited a timely forum, “Against Empire: Taiwan, American Studies, and the Archipelagic,” published in the current issue of…
The Bold and Unruly Legacy of Chen Wen-Chen
July 2, 2021 Article published in New Bloom Magazine IT WAS THE summer of 1975. The two young Taiwanese men, Rocky…
The Global, Imperial, and Capitalist Roots of ‘Anti-Asian Hate’
Published June 2021 in episteme issue 6: in the wake of the atlanta shooting: non/citizen perspectives on anti-asian racism and…
In Rancho Santa Fe, We Were Orientals
June 10, 2021. Creative nonfiction essay published in Boom California. In 1986, when I was nine and my brother was…
The Instant You Entered the Black Hole
June 2021 Creative nonfiction essay published in The Cincinnati Review Teh-chang came home a couple of days after the surgery,…
Descanso Gardens honors Japanese Americans during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Good Day LA interviewed me, Japanese American family members, and Descanso Gardens staff about my research and our collective efforts…