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Kra!
A chapbook by San Francisco poet Genny Lim
Paper Gods and Rebels
Poetry collection by Genny Lim
From Both Shores
A collection of seven senior Japanese and Chinese American women's short story memoirs that chronicle their immigrant family lives from Japan and China to the U.S. from World War I to post-World War II.
Island
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Window
Window: Glimpses of Our Storied Past is an anthology of works from Asian America writers whom renown poet/author Genny Lim taught at the Seniors Asian American Writing Class at JCCCNC for the past ten years.
Child of War
"A deeply moving and affirming work of acceptance and resistance. The poems unfold out of the tragic death of Lim's nineteen-year-old daughter, Danielle, and expand into the perpetually war-torn world of crisis and uncertainty. This is a rich gathering of sorrow, joy, and affirmation." --David Meltzer, author of San Francisco Beat: Talking with Poets
The Columbia Guide to Asian American Literature Since 1945
The Columbia Guide to Asian American Literature Since 1945
An Interethnic Companion to Asian American Literature
A survey of Asian American literature.
The Politics Of Life
This anthology of work by three Asian American women playwrights—Wakako Yamauchi, Genny Lim, and Velina Hasu Houston—features pioneering contemporary writers who have made their mark in regional and ethnic theatres throughout the United States. In her introduction, Houston observes that the Asian American woman playwright is compelled "to mine her soul" and express the angst, fear, and rage that oppression has wrought while maintaining her relationship with America as a good citizen. The plays are rich with cultural and political substance and have a feminist concern about women's spirit, intellect, and lives. They portray Asian and Asian American women who challenge the cultural and sex...
Poetry of Resistance
My Sweet Dream / My Living Nightmare: Adobe Walls
