Contributor
Bloom, Harold.
Imprint:Philadelphia : Chelsea House Publishers, c1999.
Descriptionviii, 241 p. ; 25 cm.
Note:After imprisonment: Ichiro's search for redemption in No-No Boy / Dorothy Ritsuko McDonald. - Writer in the hyphenated condition: Diana Chang / Amy Ling. - Relocation and dislocation: the writings of Hisaye Yamamoto and Wakako Yamauchi / Dorothy Ritsuko McDonald and Katharine Newman. - Sui Sin Far / Edith Eaton: the first Chinese-American fictionist / S. E. Solberg. - Winnifred Eaton: ethnic chameleon and popular success / Amy Ling. - "As in myth, the signs were all over": the fiction of N.V.M. Gonzalez / Richard R. Guzman. - Seventeen syllables: a symbolic haiku / Zenobia Baxter Mistri. - Japanese American women's life stories: maternality in Monica Sone's Nisei Daughter and Joy Kagawa's Obasan / Shirley Geok-lin Lim. - Carols Bulosan: a Filipino American community portrait / Elaine H. Kim. - From isolation to integration: Vietnamese Americans in Tran Dieu Hang's fiction / Qui-Phiet Tran. - Facing the incurable: patriarchy in Eat a Bowl of Tea / Ruth Y. Hsiao. - Filipinos in the United States and their literature of exile / Oscar V. Campomanes. - Beyond "clay walls": Korean American literature / Chung-Hei Yun. - Reading and writing in South Asian diaspora: feminism and nationalism in North America / Inderpal Grewal. - Monkey business: Maxine Hong Kingston's transformational trickster texts / Jeanne Rosier Smith.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references (p. 225-230) and index.
