The Authors of “Rise” on Documenting Three Decades of Asian American Pop History
March 2020 marked a crossroad for Asian America, particularly in the pop culture world. Crazy Rich Asians had come out about a year and…
March 2020 marked a crossroad for Asian America, particularly in the pop culture world. Crazy Rich Asians had come out about a year and…
Shannon Lee is the CEO and founder of the Bruce Lee Family Companies. She is also the youngest child and only daughter of the…
How the fictional Japanese American teen inspired a generation of creatives… and a new documentary on Netflix.
“When it was first published I thought [that] hardly anybody is going to read this book by an unknown Chinese American author about mothers and daughters who have misunderstandings. Who’s going to want to read that? And the answer, after 30 years, is a lot of people.” – Amy Tan
Mao is a great example of the continuity of the “ars poetica,” and is part of what might someday be seen as a renaissance of young Asian American poets, including such stars as Ocean Vuong, Cathy Linh Che, Jenny Xie, Bao Phi, and others.
Your chance to win a children’s book package, including the new book by late historian Dawn Bohulano Mabalon and Gayle Romasanta, and illustrated by Andre Sibayan, about the Filipino American farmworker and leader.
The poet and illustrator of the Caldecott Honor children’s book discuss growing up Vietnamese American and why they became artists.
CAAMFest photographer Gabe Chui is raising funds for a children’s book that takes place in Chinatown.
Share your photo using #ReadingWithoutWalls and tag CAAM for a chance to win a copy of “American Born Chinese.”
Join us for a family-friendly afternoon in Oakland with the top creators of new children’s books and graphic novels.
“The $5,000 translated into bowls of rice on our table and chicken drumsticks in our hands, the clothing on our back. The second album never came out.”
Win a copy of Matthew Salesses’ critically acclaimed new novel, “The Hundred Year Flood.”