Hyphen magazine - Asian American arts, culture, and politics


Topic “Fiction”

Higashino’s latest novel Salvation of a Saint plays out far more traditionally than his previous The Devotion of Suspect X, with a whodunit plot, several possible suspects, alibis, wronged women, and implausible...

Noah Cho | Thu, May 16th- 11:19am | Keigo Higashino, Salvation of a Saint, Books Section, Fiction, Reviews

Steph Cha’s Follow Her Home is a fresh evolution of hardboiled fiction.

Maurene Goo | Thu, Apr 18th- 5:35am | Follow Her Home, Steph Cha, Books Section, Fiction, Reviews

It's 1920 in Los Angeles, and Japanese immigrants are spending another restive night trying not to die an ignoble death in a foreign country.

Jee Yoon Lee | Thu, Apr 4th- 5:39am | Andrew Leong, David L. Ulin, Lament in the Night, Shoson Nagahara, Books Section, Fiction, Reviews

Ruth Ozeki’s A Tale for the Time Being makes you question your experiences as a reader, as a person on this earth, and as a being in time and space.

Jenny Yap | Thu, Mar 28th- 8:28am | A Tale for the Time Being, Ruth Ozeki, Books Section, Fiction, Reviews

If there was ever literary proof that the need for love and validation drives all human actions, then Peter Tieryas Liu’s haunting collection of short stories would provide it.

Joyce Chen | Wed, Apr 10th- 4:39pm | Peter Tieryas Liu, Watering Heaven, Books Section, Fiction, Reviews

What Lin seems to have set out to do is create a noir protagonist of color, and to undermine the seedy depiction of Chinatowns that has existed in the popular mainstream as being populated by nameless and faceless Chinese people.

Noah Cho | Thu, Mar 14th- 6:14am | Ed Lin, One Red Bastard, Books Section, Fiction, Reviews

Despite its theological aspirations, the story of Pi has more to do with the challenges of immigration than divinity.

Jason Coe | Sun, Feb 24th- 7:09pm | Diaspora, Fiction, Film, Immigration

In this collection of short stories, Ogawa creates a world that is unsettlingly quotidian.

Jee Yoon Lee | Thu, Feb 14th- 11:15am | Revenge, Yoko Ogawa, Books Section, Fiction, Reviews

Online Exclusive: An Audio Excerpt of “Deliveries” and a Short Conversation with Author T Kira Madden

T Kira Madden is a writer and photographer in New York City whose fiction have been published in venues such as The Fiddleback, elimae,and Fourteen Hills.  Her short story “Deliveries” is featured in Hyphen Issue 26. We...

Karissa Chen | Sun, Jan 27th- 11:20am | audio readings, Q&A, T Kira Madden, Fiction, Online Exclusive, Issue 26: The South - Spring 2013

Deliveries

SHE is not blind but getting there. She knows this. She knows it by the way people touch her like a banged-up porcelain doll. She knows it because she will be a teenager soon. She knows it so bad that she’s given up looking.

HE is...

T Kira Madden | Sun, Jan 27th- 11:22am | fiction, T Kira Madden, Fiction, Fiction, Issue 26: The South - Spring 2013

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