Tea Drunk Handpicks Leaves From 1,000-Year-Old Terroir in China
Founded by tea expert Shunan Teng, Tea Drunk preserves China's historic, native plants
Kelly Pau
Penguin Random House
Disorientation
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Taiwanese American writer Elaine Hsieh Chou’s debut novel, Disorientation, is a sharp, nuanced portrait of navigating relationships and institutions as an Asian American woman. Told through a quick-witted, satirical whodunnit, the novel follows the journey of PhD student Ingrid Yang when she uncovers a secret related to her thesis that quickly unravels her life. With gripping surrealism and pertinent characterizations, Chou captures the specific experiences plaguing those at the intersection of racism and sexism in a way that’s never been done before.
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