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Megan Rosenfeld, "Review of Ang Lee's The Wedding Banquet," a film depicting transnational Asians in the American society (Washington Post) | |
David Weich, An Interview with Gish Jen, the Asian American Writer | |
Erica Noonan, "Author Gish Jen Explores America's Immigrant Experience" | |
"Voices from the Gap: Gish Jen" Women Writers of Color Project at the University of Minnesota (Brief biography, criticism, and a list of works about Jen) | |
Bill Moyers, An Interview with Gish Jen, Becoming American: the Chinese Experience, a Bill Moyers Special on PBS | |
Yuko Matsukawa, "Gish Jen - Asian Perspectives - Interview," MELUS: Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States (Winter, 1993) | |
David Henry Hwang, "Afterword," M. Butterfly (pp. 94-100) | |
Andrew Shin, "Projected bodies in David Henry Hwang's M. Butterfly and Golden Gate," MELUS: Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States (Spring, 2002) | |
Bonnie Lyons, "'Making His Muscles Work For Himself': An Interview with David Henry Hwang - Asian-American Playwright," MELUS: Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States (Winter, 1999) | |
James Berardinelli, "Review: M. Butterfly," a film (dir. David Cronenberg) based on David Henry Hwang's M. Butterfly | |
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