With irony and enthusiasm, anger and wit, Galang's stirring stories explore the Filipina American experience.
"Told in an elegant, mesmerizing style ... while the brief, chantlike monologues that frame the collection are as lyrical as prayers". -- The New York Times Book Review
Review:
"These stories are a welcome addition to my library of Asian American fiction, in part because I find traces of myself in them--traces I rarely find in work by other Asian American authors." Karin Aguilar-San Juan, Women's Review of Books, July 1996
Review:
"Classic cultural conflicts propel M. Evelina Galang's rich, woman-centered collection of short stories..." Asian Week, 06/28/1996
"Told in an elegant, mesmerizing style ... while the brief, chantlike monologues that frame the collection are as lyrical as prayers". -- The New York Times Book Review
Review:
"These stories are a welcome addition to my library of Asian American fiction, in part because I find traces of myself in them--traces I rarely find in work by other Asian American authors." Karin Aguilar-San Juan, Women's Review of Books, July 1996
Review:
"Classic cultural conflicts propel M. Evelina Galang's rich, woman-centered collection of short stories..." Asian Week, 06/28/1996