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Carrie Chang

    Funnyvale
    Dim Sum Days
    Mulberry Myths
    The Anorexic Maison
    Sun-Town
    Li Qing Zhao's Kitchen
    • Li Qing Zhao's Kitchen

      • 72 Seiten
      • 3 Lesestunden

      The collection features a vibrant mix of contemporary poetry that captures the chaotic energy of modern life. Through a unique blend of language and imagery, it explores themes of revolution and emotional upheaval, presenting tender verses that resonate with the rhythm of today's world. The work stands out for its innovative use of phonetics and playful wordplay, reflecting the dynamic spirit of the 21st century.

      Li Qing Zhao's Kitchen
      4,5
    • Sun-Town

      • 98 Seiten
      • 4 Lesestunden

      Exploring the complexities of diaspora, the narrative follows young Chinese girls in California as they navigate their identities amidst familial expectations and local rivalries. A carnegie midget named Toomly observes their playful yet tumultuous lives, while town beauty Dora Foo yearns for artistic inspiration. The Lius and Wongs families embrace a blend of traditional values and modern freedoms, fostering their daughters' independence. This vibrant tale captures the essence of cultural transition and the pursuit of joy in a rapidly changing world.

      Sun-Town
    • The Anorexic Maison

      • 56 Seiten
      • 2 Lesestunden

      Exploring the theme of societal pressures around body image, the narrative delves into the lives of women who retreat to a unique space known as the Maison. This vibrant portrayal captures their confessions and struggles with non-eating, set against the backdrop of a libertarian circus. The book employs sharp, witty language to examine the allure and consequences of the diet culture, revealing the complexities of self-identity and societal expectations in the 21st century.

      The Anorexic Maison
    • Mulberry Myths

      • 76 Seiten
      • 3 Lesestunden

      The book features a collection of sixteen poetic melodies that celebrate a romantic movement infused with vibrant Sino-images. It showcases a unique blend of magical language and modern symphonic elements, creating an enchanting experience that highlights the beauty of Eastern melodies.

      Mulberry Myths
    • Dim Sum Days

      • 124 Seiten
      • 5 Lesestunden

      Exploring themes of obsession and identity, the narrative follows Helen's fascination with destruction gods and the complexities of her cultural heritage in Chinatown. Her artistic journey is intertwined with her longing for connection, culminating in her encounter with Edward Yee, who completes her story. Together, they navigate the vibrant yet tumultuous landscape of love and art, set against a backdrop of cosmic struggles and cultural nuances. "Dim Sum Days" invites readers to indulge in a whimsical exploration of passion and creativity amidst the charm of their surroundings.

      Dim Sum Days
    • Funnyvale

      • 98 Seiten
      • 4 Lesestunden

      The narrative follows Emily Yew, a struggling Chinese American writer in the quirky city of Funnyvale, as she navigates her creative battles and personal demons. Supported by her elderly mother and sister Audrey, Emily confronts her "uncured" state, grappling with dark thoughts and memories of past romances. This heartwarming tale delves into themes of identity and the complexities of meta-writing, offering a humorous yet poignant exploration of life and creativity in a world where nothing is quite as it seems.

      Funnyvale
    • Erstwhile Bubble-Tea

      • 96 Seiten
      • 4 Lesestunden

      Exploring themes of identity and resilience, this narrative follows the Sunshine Tribe as they navigate the complexities of life in suburban California. Through the lens of quirky characters, the story delves into their triumphs over adversity while celebrating cultural heritage and community spirit. The blend of humor and nostalgia captures the essence of their experiences, juxtaposing moments of bliss with the challenges of everyday life. As they savor bubble tea, these characters create a vibrant tapestry of ethnic pride and cosmic existence.

      Erstwhile Bubble-Tea
    • The Dieters

      Confessions of a Valley Girl in Plaid

      • 50 Seiten
      • 2 Lesestunden

      Exploring the humorous side of food and dieting, this book offers a whimsical take on the adventures that come with culinary indulgence and dietary challenges. It invites readers to embrace the joy of eating while navigating the absurdities of diet culture. With a lighthearted tone, it encourages enjoying the pleasures of food, making it a delightful companion for those looking to laugh while savoring a treat like a matcha mochi donut.

      The Dieters
    • Sushi Girl

      • 108 Seiten
      • 4 Lesestunden

      Sibling rivalry takes center stage in a fast-paced, humorous tale set in vibrant Manhattan. The Su sisters, adorned in flashy Gucci and adorned with quirky accessories, navigate their chaotic lives filled with sushi feasts and existential confusion. As they indulge in the nightlife and party culture of their 30s, they grapple with their identities, often forgetting who they truly are amidst their competitive adoration for one another. Their escapades are a mix of laughter, jealousy, and the absurdity of urban life, all while embracing their non-Japanese heritage.

      Sushi Girl
    • Studies in Betelnut Anxiety

      • 62 Seiten
      • 3 Lesestunden

      The collection features Neo-nostalgic poems that blend celestial imagery with whimsical elements, creating a unique reading experience. Written with meticulous care, these pieces evoke a sense of timelessness and imagination, presenting vivid literary holograms that invite deep reflection. Themes of eternal dreaming and a playful, yet profound exploration of existence are woven throughout, capturing the essence of a daydreamer’s perspective.

      Studies in Betelnut Anxiety
    • Bratville

      • 68 Seiten
      • 3 Lesestunden

      The collection features whimsical poetic verses that blend themes of nature and freedom, creating a vibrant atmosphere reminiscent of a circus. It caters to playful readers who seek joy and reflection, inviting them to revel in the sun's warmth and the moon's glow. With its unique language and imaginative imagery, the book promises an engaging experience for those who appreciate creativity and a touch of mischief in their reading.

      Bratville
    • Sonnets to a Fetishini

      • 56 Seiten
      • 2 Lesestunden

      The narrative revolves around three Asian-American women navigating love and identity, set against a backdrop of humor and cultural exploration. Chesire Su, a Stanford student, grapples with her aspirations of becoming a poet while balancing her relationship with Ralph Gooding, her devoted white boyfriend. Their whimsical romance unfolds in a charming garden, highlighting themes of cultural intersection and personal growth amidst comedic twists. The story blends heartfelt moments with vibrant dialogue, creating a unique and entertaining experience.

      Sonnets to a Fetishini
    • The Topaz Shadow

      • 156 Seiten
      • 6 Lesestunden

      Born in 1970 in Syracuse, New York, Carrie Chang has cultivated a diverse educational background with degrees from Stanford, UC-Berkeley, and NYU in English, journalism, and creative writing. With nearly a decade of experience as an Asian American journalist, she founded her own magazine, "Monolid." Now residing in the Bay Area, she focuses on her writing and poetry, while enjoying swimming and painting in her leisure time.

      The Topaz Shadow
    • Marshmallow Men

      • 150 Seiten
      • 6 Lesestunden

      The collection features vibrant poetry that captures the essence of a Chinese-American girl's journey, blending themes of nature and nostalgia. It explores the complexities of identity and cultural heritage through rhythmic and vivid imagery, reflecting the poet's deep connection to her roots and the transformative experiences of her youth. The work resonates with a sense of discovery and the beauty found in both personal and collective histories.

      Marshmallow Men