Jake Ahn, burglar and jewel thief, gets involved in a burglary in Seattle that turns violent when his partner tries to doublecross him. Escaping to San Francisco, Jake looks up his brother, Eugene, an
Lenny Chang, the young protagonist of this autobiographical novel, is transplanted from New York City to a suburb on Long Island, and navigates his fractured family in this new, hostile environment. H
When Thomas Pak is hired as a clerk at a Korean grocery, he isn't prepared for the searing racial tensions that threaten to destroy the neighborhood in which he lives and works. His tenuous relationsh
Focuses on the lives of two Korean immigrants--Sam, a widower in debt, and Onha, an illegal immigrant working at a nightclub--and their relationships with their families and the Korean community in Sa
An unnamed narrator reads letters meant for Farrell Gordon, a manager of a sporting goods store with a hatred of his Korean American boss, and reconstructs and comments on Farrell's life
