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Part 7: The History of John Okada
What kind of person was John Okada, the author of "No-No Boy"? He was not famous as a pro…
Ryusuke Kawai • April 22, 2016
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Nina Revoyr On Writing About Race and the Mountains - Q&A: Mixed-Race Japanese American Writer Discusses Her Latest Novel, "Lost Canyon"
I’ll always have a special love for Nina Revoyr’s writing. Her 2003 novel, Southland,…
Mia Nakaji Monnier • Sept. 21, 2015
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A Poet, a Mystery Novelist, and Writing in Japanese America
The Japanese American experience is rarely tackled in mainstream literature. In 2015, Asian protago…
Kimiko Medlock • Sept. 11, 2015
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‘Horse’ Yoshinaga Passes At 90 - Popular columnist wrote for community newspapers for seven decades
George “Horse” Yoshinaga, a longtime columnist for The Rafu Shimpo and The Kashu Mainic…
The Rafu Shimpo • Sept. 2, 2015
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Carlos Yushimito: The germs of a philosophical writing
The work of the Peruvian writer Carlos Yushimito Valle (Lima, 1977) is as peculiar as it is captiv…
Javier García Wong-Kit • Aug. 26, 2015
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The Star-Crossed and the Undead: Koji Steven Sakai’s Romeo & Juliet vs. Zombies
In William Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy, Romeo and Juliet, the heroine Juliet utters the fa…
Darryl Mori • June 3, 2015
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Writer Mariko Tamaki Epitomizes the Teenage Experience in Her Comics
How does a writer with no previous experience in comics write two award-winning comic books? It sou…
Jessica Yang • Feb. 6, 2015
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Internment: A Passion Project
There is a script floating around Hollywood with Japanese Americans as central characters and the d…
Cathy Haruka Uechi • Jan. 22, 2015
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Junji Nishihata: Following Jesse’s Path - Part 2
Read Part 1 >>Quebecers seem to have a special relationship and interest with Japanese cultur…
Norm Masaji Ibuki • Oct. 14, 2014
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Junji Nishihata: Following Jesse’s Path - Part 1
When I reflect on why I have been involved as a writer with the Japanese Canadian community for alm…
Norm Masaji Ibuki • Oct. 13, 2014
