"So There It Is"

This book is a collection of my all-time favorite stories from working with patients as a medical professional over the past seventeen years. I have witnessed and been a part of some amazing experiences ranging from hilarious to shocking to just plain disgusting. I've told these stories many times at

In So There’s a Sibling, a mother explains to her young child that a new baby is on the way, touching on the worries and excitement of growing a family. What if you cry? What if you fight? How will we handle being up through the night? With all these

In interpreting contemporary Asian American poetry, it is important to understand the cultural hybridity of Asian America identity, located at the interstices of the fixed identifications 'American', 'Asian American', and 'Asian'. This rootedness in more than one culture exposes the inapplicability of binary concepts (foreigner/national, etc.). Hybridity, opposing essentialism and

This collection holds four of the Drag Shergi Mysteries: Ghosts in Smoky Visions, The Shriver of Cheney Town, The Man in the Petticoat, and To Beat or Not to Beat. Each holds a mystery with a supernatural twist. Drag Shergi is a private detective who sees things in an unusual

While the Naval base in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba is well-known for its infamous prison camp, few people are aware of its prior use as an immigrant detention center for Haitian and Cuban refugees. Beginning in August 1994, the United States government declared that thousands of Cubans who had launched themselves