Interviews
Here are some interviews from experts in the Asian- American Literature field. Hearing their perspectives will shed light on the significance of this genre.
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Dr. Roberta Wolfson
A lecturer in the Program in Writing and Rhetoric at Stanford University. In this interview Dr. Wolfson provides an introduction to Asian American Literature.
Dr. Grace I. Yeh
A professor and the Interim Chair of the Communications Department at California Polytechnic State University- San Luis Obispo. Dr. Yeh discusses the impact of oral histories on Asian American Literature.
Shuli de la Fuente- Lau
Shuli runs the Instagram account @asianlitforkids, which displays BIPOC centered children's stories. Shuli answers questions about why accurate representation should be abundant for children.
Soham Patel
Soham is an author and a poetry editor at The Georgia Review. She was also a Kundiman fellow. In this interview she talks about Contemporary Asian American Literature.
Lisa Macapinlac- Rockefeller
Lisa is an educator, a mother, and a community member. She is based in San Francisco, California. She speaks about her experience in the Asian American community in this interview
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More Interviews to Come!
I am always looking for new community members to interview! Please let me know if you or someone you know is interested in collaborating on this project!