Paul Yee Books

First Son
First Son

By Faith Moosang, C.D. Hoy, Paul Yee

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De Fer et de Sang
De Fer et de Sang

By Paul Yee

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Cher Journal
Chinatown
Chinatown

By Paul Yee

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Learning to fly
Learning to fly

By Paul Yee

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Jason, a recent immigrant from China, makes some bad decisions as he comes to terms with small-town racism while trying to fit in.

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Learning to fly
Learning to fly

By Paul Yee

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Jason, a recent immigrant from China, makes some bad decisions as he comes to terms with small-town racism while trying to fit in.

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A superior man
A superior man

By Paul Yee

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Paul Yee's first novel for adults is an historical account of a Chinese man on a journey to find the mother of his son. This far-reaching novel crackles with the brutal, visceral energy of the time...

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Saltwater City
Saltwater City

By Paul Yee

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Money Boy
Money Boy

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