Summary: Writers Q.M. Zhang (Accomplice to Memory) and lê thị diễm thúy (The Gangster We Are All Looking For) explore themes of immigration, grief, and the father. These writers of fragmented, hybridic family narratives discuss the silence and love that you’ve come to know from your Asian immigrant family, but with added subterfuge and geopolitics, and leaving behind a stark past of war and liberation. Afterwards, they have a conversation with writer and AAWW board member Hua Hsu.
