Sunday, October 5, 2008
When My Sister Was Cleopatra Moon by Frances Park
This family, comprised of a distant mother, insomniac father, bipolar older sister and new-age main character experiences ongoing situational traumas, racial tyranny and sexual stereotyping. It but serves to isolate the family members and ultimately brings them together. Well written, it is among the first modern contemporary works of fiction by and about Korean Americans.
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