books and other writing
longitude
Longitude is comprised of short written pieces that range from a single sentence to several pages in length. Each chapter is part of a documentary narrative. It explores the plight of the modern Korean family, emigration, the political forces that drove such migratory patterns, and the larger international and personal implications of borders, civil conflicts, security, freedom and identity.
Los Angeles’s koreatown
Los Angeles’s Koreatown documents the history of Korean Angelenos, Old Koreatown and the neighborhood in the central L.A. area currently known as Koreatown through several hundred archival photos that date back to the late nineteenth century.
izote vos
Izote Vos: a collection of Salvadoran American writing and visual art is an anthology of creative nonfiction, poetry and photography by young Salvadoran American writers, artists and photographers from San Francisco and Los Angeles. This collection of Salvadoran American literature and art was published by Pacific News Service in partnership with the Central American Resource Center in Los Angeles.
Quietly torn
Quietly Torn, a literary journal —essays, oral history, poetry, fiction, photography and art—by young Iu Mien American women living in Richmond, California. This journal was published by Pacific News Service and supported by The Three Guineas Fund, The YO! Photography Workshop was funded by the Artists-in-Residence Grant at the California Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. (Pacific News Service, 1999)