Susan Blumberg-Kason

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Articles

A Trailblazing Woman Showed Me How to Reenter Society After a Pandemic
Moms Don’t Have Time to Write

A Novel of Old Shanghai: In Conversation with Weina Dai Randel
World Literature Today

Remembering the Final Years of Leningrad: A Conversation with Yelena Lembersky
World Literature Today

The Movie Star and Madame Salon: The Friendship of Anna May Wong and Bernardine Szold Fritz
Ms. Magazine

Ballet in the City: Jewish Contributions to the Performing Arts in 1930s Shanghai
The Los Angeles Review of Books

“Empire’s Mistress, Starring Isabel Rosario Cooper” by Vernadette Vicuña Gonzalez
The Asian Review of Books

Between the pages of Contemporary Asian American Literature
Pop Matters

Crossing Cultures with Adult and YA Fiction: A Conversation with Natalia Sylvester
Undomesticated Magazine

Reviewer’s notebook: The “A” in YA increasingly also stands for “Asian”
The Asian Review of Books

Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow: Hong Kong University Presidents
Published in Hong Kong Protesting

Review | Rent a Boyfriend by Gloria Chao is a fun and flirty Asian-American romantic comedy
Published in South China Morning Post Magazine

“Chinese Movie Magazines: From Charlie Chan to Chairman Mao, 1921-1951” by Paul Fonoroff
The Asian Review of Books 

Panic and Desperation in Hong Kong
Mystery Readers Journal 

Los Angeles Review of BooksOn the New Translation of Eileen Chang’s Little Reunions
Cha: An Asian Literary Journal 

Los Angeles Review of BooksProduction line China fiction: two new novels
The Asian Review of Books 

Los Angeles Review of BooksStruggles of a Hongkonger’s Chinese ‘second wife’ in US realistically portrayed in debut novel
The South China Morning Post 

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