
About this Event
Books are an age-old medium to share stories, new ideas, and expand our perspectives. However, only 5% of published authors in the US identify as Asian, thus limiting the amount of stories, ideas, and perspectives heard from Asian voices.
AZN AMERICANA and debut novelist, Kat Tang, are joining forces to amplify more Asian women & femme voices in the publishing industry. Join us for a special night where Kat will share her journey getting her first novel, Five Star Stranger, published by Simon & Schuster + guide an interactive workshop to help Asian women writers in their own journeys, too.
Light bites and drinks are included in ticket price!
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is a non-profit organization whose mission is to empower Asian women & femmes to succeed on their own terms. We host workshops, events, panels, and more to help the personal & professional development of our community.
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is a former lawyer turned fiction writer with an MFA in creative writing from Columbia University. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, Electric Literature, The Margins, and Pigeon Pages among others. Her debut novel, FIVE-STAR STRANGER, is out with Scribner (imprint of Simon & Schuster) now. She is hard at work on a second novel.
Book accolades:
NPR’s Weekend Edition
Oprah's Book Club Must Read for Fall 2024
An Indie Next pick
Starred Reviews from Kirkus and Booklist
Barnes & Noble Most Anticipated Book for August
Featured on Oprah Daily
Apple Books August Debut Pick
People Magazine’s Best Books of August
Belletrist Book Club Pick
A Book of the Month for August
KQED’s Must-Read for Fall
TAG24 Most-Anticipated of August
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
213 Troutman St studio 45, 213 Troutman Street, Brooklyn, United States
USD 23.18