Topic “Monstress”

10 Notable Asian American Books of 2012

Yet another knock-down, drag-out fight-to-the-end occurred this year among Hyphen’s books section writers when we convened to decide our fave books of 2012.

By: Abigail Licad | Posted: Thu, Dec 20th- 8:19am | Under: Charles Yu, Don Lee, Gods without Men, Gone to the Forest, Hari Kunzru, I Am an Executioner, Jeet Thayil, jeff yang, Jerry Ma, Katie Kitamura, Keith Chow, Lysley Tenorio, Monstress, Narcopolis, Parry Shen, Rajesh Parameswaran, Shattered, Sorry Please Thank You, The Collective, Books Section, Comics, Fiction, Gift Guide, Reviews

Books: Loving Monstrosities

Lysley Tenorio’s debut short story collection Monstress takes us through the metropolis of the San Francisco Bay Area to wasteland cities in central California.

By: Jenny Yap | Posted: Wed, Feb 15th- 11:44am | Under: Lysley Tenorio, Monstress, Books Section

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