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1. A unpublished draft of a play about Charlie Chan that takes place on the island of Maui after the island is abandoned by Chinese and Chinese Americans.

   Manuscript

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2. 802-C - Two plays by Frank Chin, this book defies accepted stereotypes and conventions. The subject of the plays is Chinese American---not the tourist's exotic view of Chinatown, but the drama of real people living in a physically and psychologically congested ghetto. At the heart of his work, Chin is addressing fundamental questions about Chinese American identity, manhood, and culture.

   Book

   Record Type: Library

   
3. 803-C - A Chinese-American family saga featuring the Kwans of Los Angeles. The protagonists are movie actor Longman Kwan, "The Chinaman Who Dies" in countless Hollywood epics, and his son, Ulysses, who despises his father's dream of one day playing Charlie Chan. The novel features an assortment of characters, family conflicts and Chinese mythology. By the author of Donald Duk.

   Book

   Record Type: Library

   
4. 803-C - A Chinese-American family saga featuring the Kwans of Los Angeles. The protagonists are movie actor Longman Kwan, "The Chinaman Who Dies" in countless Hollywood epics, and his son, Ulysses, who despises his father's dream of one day playing Charlie Chan. The novel features an assortment of characters, family conflicts and Chinese mythology. By the author of Donald Duk.

   Book

   Record Type: Library

   
5. 803-C - Eight short stories by Frank Chin

   Book

   Record Type: Library

   
6. 803-C - On the eve of the Chinese New Year in San Francisco's Chinatown, twelve-year-old Donald Duk attempts to deal with his comical name and his feelings for his cultural heritage.

   Book

   Record Type: Library

   
7. 803-C - On the eve of the Chinese New Year in San Francisco's Chinatown, twelve-year-old Donald Duk attempts to deal with his comical name and his feelings for his cultural heritage.

   Book

   Record Type: Library