Asianamerican Stories

A story about someone who is proud to be Asian despite the world saying otherwise.

Twenty two year old Ram has got it all, he's intelligent, athletic, social, and he's just been hired by a well known consulting firm. Life would be perfect...if his grandmother weren't ill and if his mother didn't think she'd be miraculously cured by him getting an Indian girlfriend on the premise of marriage. Still, Ram trudges on...until he meets Chen. Whimsical, openly gay, and following his dreams of being a novelist, Chen is the complete opposite of Ram. Yet, he has nothing to do with Ram until a sudden accident brings them together. (Inspired by the Chinese BL Tattoo) https://www.novelupdates.com/series/tattoo/

~An anthology written for Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month '23, '24, and '25~ It's no surprise that my stories are all written from the heart. I've been thinking, though - home is where the heart lives. Maybe I should write about my home this time around. These stories, accompanied with notes about identity and diversity, intertwine into a possibility of how culture shapes who we are today. Embark on adventures or relish in the little moments in life, filled with Chinese history, culture, mythology, and more - tidbits from where I live and where my heart lies. Each story will acclaim and pay tribute to where I am and what made me, me. After all, there's no shame in loving who you are. ------------------ Accolades: 🥇1st in the Glorious Awards 🥇1st in the Dazzle Awards: Random Category 🥇1st in the Brumous Collab Awards 2024: Best Opening Line 🥈2nd in the Categories Mini Awards: Best Opening Chapter 🥉3rd in the Valentine Awards: Diversity Genre

Picture preferences and maybe some written (if I feel like it) for Asian American content group Northstar Boys 👍 Enjoy ⚠️ Disclaimer ⚠️//: these are not what the boys actually prefer, this is what I think they would like.

Ivy Zheng has a secret-she's still madly, deeply in love with her ex Logan Price. So when he shows up in Obscura, Ohio-the small town with a population of 508 where she works as a dissatisfied waitress-a large part of her wants to beg him to take her back. But the bigger, more reasonable part of her knows better. Another secret from the past tore them apart, one that she intends to keep, even if it means keeping her from the love of her life.

This is the memoir of an Asian-Canadian boy, one of the hundreds of high-achieving Asian students who are deemed to be excellent test-takers, but lacking in personality, creativity and imagination. He is always seen smiling, but is suffocating under his parents' expectations and feeling trapped by his culture's values. A detailed account of his life, this memoir shows the dark side of being raised by strict tiger parents, bringing depth and insight into the Asian stereotypes that have long persisted.

Devon Wallace, detective, stared at the dead man. There was something unusual about it; something... unnatural. This is a companion story to the Mary Phan series, set in the same universe.

Three Asian-Americans. One elite high school. Dev, Ashley, and Eric are starting their freshman year at George Washington High School for Science and Technology, in Alexandria, Virginia. Complicated relationships, real-life characters, and reality is at the center of this story of gifted kids in a difficult world.

When her parents die, teenager Gail Dorjee retreats into an angry, sarcastic shell. She hopes it will ease her pain, but all it gets her is a one-way trip from Kansas to a Seattle boarding school, the elite Osland Academy. As soon as she arrives, Gail clashes with Diana, the leader of the school's most powerful clique. The Winged make Gail's life hell until she find allies: her airhead roommate; a cowardly fellow victim of the Winged; and, bit by bit, Diana's boyfriend, the seemingly heartless Nick. Gail soon has bigger problems than Diana. One of her teachers hates her. Glasses shatter and fountains erupt around her. She can't swear no matter how hard she tries. An unseen force is keeping her on campus. And worst of all, she uncovers a plot that will give one person a precious gift at the cost of thousands of lives. Now Gail and her friends must stop the plot--not just to save lives, but to win a brain, the nerve, a heart and a home. Note: I'll be putting up the full novel here. I'll be posting new chapters every Saturday and Wednesday. Enjoy.

Yan Ng is the poorest student at Two Bridges Academy. While her peers are heiresses to great fortunes, her family struggles to get by selling treats at their small humble bakery. Lucky for them, Yan is at the top of her class. But behind closed doors, she feels inadequate as if nothing she ever does is enough. Enter Maia and Ainsley, two girls who swoop in and make her a part of their friend group. For the first time, she feels like she belongs at her preppy private school, but that's because they've confused her family for the owners of Ng Corporation, a massive overseas distribution company. Yan plays along, lying as much as she could to stay with her new rich friends. But when someone from her past threatens to expose her secret after a horrible misunderstanding, she must lie even more to cover her tracks. Can she hold up her elaborate facade or will she be exposed as one of Two Bridges's four charity cases?

Your whole life you are brainwashed to live a certain way and behave according to societal norms of your culture, how do you get out? Do you get out? Or does it follow you everywhere? Are you living in modern day, but only when you leave the house to go to work? At home it's like you are a 12 year old in the body of a 27 year old. Let me share my story, the story of me getting out. The pros, the cons, and the consequences of my actions that will follow me forever. Come lose control with me, and let's see if I get any control back.

these are poems and pro/poetry I have written and I will add onto this as I write more

"Meet me in the field behind your house" _____________________________________________ What do you do when your twin brother's best friend starts to look a little too good? Faye and Noah, her brother's best friend, have known each other since diaper days and are like siblings but what happens when their long time feelings for each other start to become clear and they can't hide them anymore? © 0297jae 2021

It all starts in 2019. The NHL announces that they will now allow women into the league, and the reaction is mixed. Some cheer on the league, but some criticize it, saying that women are too weak to play a sport alongside men. Jiang Shen ignores the critics. As the American-born child of Chinese immigrants, she has faced some bullying and discrimination, but she is confident that the Boston Bruins will welcome her as a member of the family. She is right-the Bruins immediately treat her as one of them as soon as she signs her first contract. For the first time in her life, she feels at home. She feels welcome. But what happens when the pandemic hits-and it's announced that the first case of the virus came from China? Follow Jiang as she navigates her first few years as one of the first women and the first Asian American woman to play in the NHL.

When an influencer meets (and falls for) a social media skeptic, she has to decide whether to keep her masks on ― or finally show the world her real self. ⋆☆⋆ Krista Ming has perfected the art of duality. She's a bookish introvert by day and a nebulous mix of Instagram influencer and model and club promoter by night. Juggling Pre-Medical school, two jobs, and her family's high expectations with her cool grace, sharp humour and compassion, everyone loves Krista. Except Quentin Cheng. He hates social media influencers. Krista plots and plans to change his mind, but how much can she do before she loses sight of herself? ⋆☆⋆ [ @WattpadExplorer's Editor's Pick List October 2021 ] [ @Wattpad's College Romances List September 2022 ] [ @Wattpad's Campus Life, Campus Love List August 2023 ] [ Halston University #3. Stand-alone. Completed. Word Count: 90K - 100K ]

the first issue of Rice & Spice Magazine, a zine by Asian American youth. featuring art, photography, poetry, prose, and more.

skip to chapter 4 WHAT THE FUCK AM I WRITING

I wrote this for my father. Fiction.

This book is use to cater to the authors [ whether or not if they are poc or not ] who write works that have either a woc or a moc as the main character. [ meaning that the poc is not used as a slight afterthought or as a side character to another character ]. Cover by: @graff1t1

[A 2017 Wattys Award Winner] In which Hannah Jung, with the help of Xavier Park, learns to breathe again.