"Queer counterculture beats loud and proud in Tea’s stellar collection."
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"Feminism has always felt to me, in my bones, a really crucial pathway to getting to liberation for all people."
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"An exceptional take on the coming-of-age novel" —Publishers Weekly
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FP ED Jamia Wilson recommends 10 titles for art makers.
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It's not too late to donate in support of immigrant writing and border-crossing narratives!
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We feel like we won THE LOTTERY! It's really THE GIFT OF THE MAGI to publish THOUGH I GET HOME, which is really THE STORY OF THE HOUR 😉
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Our fearless founder Florence Howe turns 89 this week—join us in celebrating her birthday!
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Previous winners include Alexander Chee, André Aciman, and Katha Pollitt.
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"A New Anthology of Asian American Writing Asks What Home Even Means"
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Esmé Weijun Wang on illness and the food of her youth.
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Rowan Hisayo Buchanan, Alexander Chee. Karissa Chen, T Kira Madden, and Esmé Weijun Wang talk with Nicole Chung.
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Take a look back in time at our legacy of border-crossing literature!
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alongside Roxane Gay, Carmen Maria Machado, Anne Garréta, and Chavisa Woods.
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“What I wanted was a home without walls and boundaries... I found a home in language and storytelling.”
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"In this book of short stories, Ivelisse Rodriguez explores the lives of young Puerto Rican women coping with growing up while also dealing with the expectations of their families and communities."
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“Reading makes immigrants of us all. It takes us away from home, but more important it finds homes for us everywhere.”—Jean Rhys
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"In the poetry of immigrants, nostalgia is as common as confetti at parades. My nostalgia was the bottle in which I stored my explosive rage."
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Our first two Louise Meriwether prizewinners respond to a cultural hunger for nuanced immigrant narratives—help us fund more up-and-coming immigrant writers!
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"With a textual presence evocative of Kathy Acker, Tea continues to lead the conversation in queer studies, though her approach is by telling the stories she knows are true: her own."
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editor Rowan Hisayo Buchanan curates a reading list to celebrate her new anthology GO HOME!
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