Eastwind Books of Berkeley
  • Home
  • Distributed by Eastwind
  • Asian American Literature
    • Chinese American Literature >
      • Chinese American Poetry
    • Filipino American Literature >
      • Filipino American Poetry
    • Japanese American Literature
    • Korean American Literature
    • South Asian American Literature
    • Southeast Asian American Literature >
      • Vietnamese American Poetry
  • African American Literature
  • Chicano Literature
  • Native American Literature
  • Asian American Studies
    • Chinese American Studies
    • Filipino American Studies
    • Japanese American Studies
    • Korean American Studies
    • South Asian American Studies
    • Southeast Asian American Studies
  • Ethnic Studies
    • African American Studies
    • Chicano Studies
    • Native American Studies
  • Children & Young Readers
    • African American Children's Books
    • Chinese Children's Books
    • Filipino Children's Books
    • Japanese Children's Books
    • Korean Children's Books
    • South Asian Children's Books
    • Southeast Asian Children's Books
  • Bay Area History
  • Asia
  • Asian Literature and Poetry
  • Asian Fantasy & Sci Fi
  • Arts & Crafts/Art Supplies
  • Culture
  • Film & Media
  • Food & Cooking
  • History
  • Martial Arts & Qigong
  • Medicine
  • Merchandise
  • Philosophy
  • Religion and Spirituality
  • Textbooks
  • Community Links
  • Blog
2066 University Ave. Berkeley, CA 94704
Mon to Sat 11am-6pm, Sun 12pm-5pm
  • Korean American Literature
  • >
  • Moonbay: Short Stories

Moonbay: Short Stories

SKU:
$12.00
$12.00
Unavailable
Author: Ty Pak
ISBN: 9780966745818
Publisher: Woodhouse Inc
Year: 1999
Format: Paperback
Condition: New
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Pinterest
  • Google+
Out of stock
Add to Cart
A collection of 7 short stories previously published in Amerasia Journal, Hawaii Ridge, and other literary magazines, presenting a fascinating gallery of unforgettable characters, set in meticulously crafted stories of war, displacement, discrimination, and reconciliation: Moonbay, brazenly evil as original sin, yet tied inextricably to the fabric of society itself; the Tiger Cub, lucky survivor of insane wartime violence, who is bent on doing good but becomes an unwitting pawn of fate; the Christ-like Gardener, whose lack of fingers marks his destiny as a healer and martyr; the third-generation Korean American officer who undestands and accepts his racist baiter, Private George McDuff; the guilt-wrenched Korean American professor whose cynical affair with a white student leads to his wife's death; the Vietcong and Korean American soldiers, locked in mortal faceoff, who back away, recognizing mutual humanity.
Want to stay updated on Eastwind events and special deals? Click here to subscribe to our newsletter so you never have to miss a thing! 

OUR SERVICES

Retail Bookseller
Book Promotions & Events
Institutional Sales
Special Orders
COMPANY

About Us
Contact Us
Directions
SUPPORT

International Orders
FAQ
Terms of Use
Copyright © 2014 ; 2066 University Avenue, Berkeley ; (510) 548-2350; eastwindbooks@gmail.com

We are closed for the following holidays: 
New Year's Day 
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day 
Thanksgiving Day, day after Thanksgiving
Christmas Day, day after Christmas 
✕