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Cookbook Love Japan: Recipes from Our Japanese American Kitchen Sawako Okochi Aaron Israel Gabriella Gershenson
Nonfiction Helmi’s Shadow: A Journey of Survival From Russia to East Asia to the American West David Horgan
Nonfiction Womb Of Diamonds: A True Adventure From Child Bride Of Syria To Celebrity Businesswoman Of Japan Ezra Choueke
Essay The Impossible Life of Beate Sirota Gordon Beate at Mills College, 1942 Jeff Gottesfeld June 17, 2020
Children’s No Steps Behind: Beate Sirota Gordon’s Battle for Women’s Rights in Japan Jeff Gottesfeld, Shiella Witanto (illus.)
Nonfiction In the Cauldron: Terror, Tension, and the American Ambassador’s Struggle to Avoid Pearl Harbor Lew Paper
Essay Love as Freedom, Love as Separation, in Japanese and Jewish Tales Kenny Fries October 5, 2017
Essay Debating the Term “Concentration Camp” Earlier this week, Eric L. Muller wrote about the photographer Bill Manbo, mass incarceration and Kodachrome, and asked: What does a concentration camp look… Eric L. Muller January 17, 2013
