“Pachinko” by Min Jin Lee is a beautifully written novel about four generations of a Korean family living in Japan. Lee is a fantastic storyteller whose characters capture the complexity of immigration,...
Check out Staff Writer, Isabelle Curtis' take on Cartoonist Thi Bui’s debut graphic novel, and winner of the American Book Award in 2018, The Best We Could Do (2017).
Sarah Gailey’s 2020 novel “When We Were Magic” is a dark but satisfying coming-of-age story that manages to leave you feeling good despite its sprinkling of horror here and there.
In his graphic novel, “Incognegro” (2008) author and University of Oregon professor Mat Johnson shines a light on the history of race relations in the United States and questions the foundations of the racial divide.
