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Angela Tung

After more than ten years in New York, ANGELA TUNG recently moved to San Francisco, where she is pursuing writing full-time. Her fiction and nonfiction has appeared in The Frisky, Matador Life, The New York Press and Carve Magazine. Her Young Adult novel, Song of the Stranger, was published by Roxbury Park Books.

Her latest book, Black Fish: Memoir of a Bad Luck Girl, chronicles the failed marriage between a Chinese woman and Korean man, both American-born but still bound by old world traditions. She is currently seeking a publisher.

She has an MA in Creative Writing from Boston University, and can be found at angelatung.com.



 Recent Work by Angela Tung
NONFICTION »
I Hate Reading About Music
Angela Tung has no idea what you people are talking about.
ESSAY »
He Leaves His Imprint on Me Still
Angela Tung can't stop remembering.
MEMOIR »
Ghosts
Angela Tung remembers the death of her grandmother and the year she couldn't sleep.
NONFICTION »
Wrinkles in Time
Madeleine L'Engle was the reason Angela Tung became, and stayed, a writer.
MEMOIR »
Displaced
The summer of Chinese soap operas, crazy Big Auntie, a beautiful bride doll, and missing Dad.
NONFICTION »
Work
Writing all day every day is what Angela Tung always wanted. But now she's bored. And has vertigo. And wants a job.
NONFICTION »
What I’ve Learned About External Validation
In love, writing, or work, Angela Tung wants approval, and she wants it NOW.
MEMOIR »
How Karaoke Saved My Parents’ Marriage
Angela Tung's parents married because of music, but would it be enough to keep them together?
ESSAY »
Dumpling City
With Chinese New Year right around the corner, Angela Tung searches for the perfect dumpling.
MEMOIR »
The Beautiful Girls
When Angela Tung was growing up, all her friends were beautiful, except for her.
ESSAY »
Bite Me. . .I Mean, Have a Nice Day
You think Angela Tung is a negative person? Bite me.
ARTS & CULTURE »
Old Foreigner Christmas Man is Coming to Town!
Angela Tung remembers the suckiness that is Christmas in China.
ESSAY »
Stalk.com
Woman stalks the emotionally elusive Mouse Man, online.
ESSAY »
Puo-puo
Angela Tung reflects on her grandmother, Puo-puo, as she declines into old age and debilitating illness.
     
   
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