Dominika Ferens is a professor at the Institute of English at the University of Wroclaw.

"These intercultural writers are interesting in themselves, but Ferens uses this discussion to make some important points about racism in the U.S. This important work should be in every academic and large public library."--Choice "Informative and reflective, thoughtful and thought-provoking, [this volume] open[s] new possibilities for reading and writing about Asian American literature, and for (re)considering the discourse of orientalism and its role in the development of personal and literary strategies for self-expression, social critique, and survival."--Canadian Literature

Dominika Ferens is a professor at the Institute of English at the University of Wroclaw.

"These intercultural writers are interesting in themselves, but Ferens uses this discussion to make some important points about racism in the U.S. This important work should be in every academic and large public library."--Choice "Informative and reflective, thoughtful and thought-provoking, [this volume] open[s] new possibilities for reading and writing about Asian American literature, and for (re)considering the discourse of orientalism and its role in the development of personal and literary strategies for self-expression, social critique, and survival."--Canadian Literature

Dominika Ferens is a professor at the Institute of English at the University of Wroclaw.

"These intercultural writers are interesting in themselves, but Ferens uses this discussion to make some important points about racism in the U.S. This important work should be in every academic and large public library."--Choice "Informative and reflective, thoughtful and thought-provoking, [this volume] open[s] new possibilities for reading and writing about Asian American literature, and for (re)considering the discourse of orientalism and its role in the development of personal and literary strategies for self-expression, social critique, and survival."--Canadian Literature