Table of Contents

Series Foreword by Kathleen Gregory Klein
The Life of Maxine Hong Kingston
Maxine Hong Kingston and the Asian American Literary Tradition
The Woman Warrior (1976)
China Men (1980)
Tripmaster Monkey (1989)
Bibliography
Index

About the Author

E. D. HUNTLEY is Associate Dean for Graduate Studies at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina. She is author of two previous volumes in the series, V.C. Andrews: A Critical Companion (Greenwood, 1996) and Amy Tan: A Critical Companion (Greenwood, 1998). Huntley has begun working on a study of gastronomy and detective fiction.

Reviews

.,."helps us see how Kingston forms a new literary branch out of this stunning union of the western narrative with the popular tales and ancient myths of China."-The Journal of Asian Studies

?...helps us see how Kingston forms a new literary branch out of this stunning union of the western narrative with the popular tales and ancient myths of China.?-The Journal of Asian Studies

?Huntley offers the beginner a well-organized and user-friendly guide...Beginning undergraduates and general readers.?-Choice

?Recommended for schools wishing to expand their multicultural coverage.?-Blanche Woolls & David Loertscher (GaleGroup.com)

"Huntley offers the beginner a well-organized and user-friendly guide...Beginning undergraduates and general readers."-Choice

"Recommended for schools wishing to expand their multicultural coverage."-Blanche Woolls & David Loertscher (GaleGroup.com)

..."helps us see how Kingston forms a new literary branch out of this stunning union of the western narrative with the popular tales and ancient myths of China."-The Journal of Asian Studies