Why we'd hand it over
A debut that earns its acclaim: lyrically written, genuinely about immigration and marriage as lived experience (not metaphor), and asks real questions about agency and belonging that land differently at 15 than at 25.
A debut that earns its acclaim: lyrically written, genuinely about immigration and marriage as lived experience (not metaphor), and asks real questions about agency and belonging that land differently at 15 than at 25.