The Literary Issue

In this issue- which she is covering- we got the chance to interview Rowan and get to know the mind behind some of our favorite books better.

Panda Express was co-founded by CEOs Peggy and Andrew Cherng, first-generation Chinese immigrants who created the biggest Chinese fast food restaurant in the country. Peggy Cherng is one of America’s richest self-made women, making the Forbes Top 40s ranking of the country’s most successful self-made women entrepreneurs and executives.

Deborah Kwon is the editor-in-chief of Lune Magazine, and is an eighteen-year-old girl from the Seattle area. She loves spending her time advocating for social justice via organizations like Lune Magazine and Renarrate Media. In all other times, you'll likely find her brainstorming a new video series idea or acting at her local theatre.

Amy Uyematsu is a sansei (3rd-generation Japanese American) from Los Angeles. Just after graduating UCLA, she joined the newly formed Asian American Studies Center; during her five years there, she was Publications Coordinator and co-editor of Roots: An Asian American Reader.

This issue’s Miss Demure, a comic series by Natalie Obedos, is about peaking too soon.

This issue, we feature art across a variety of mediums by Ana Chang, Leili Tavallaei, and Diane Alagaban 

Each issue we feature the pieces of Asian womxn all around the world. Here are this issue’s pieces!