American Born Chinese Resources

If you want to know what the author of ABC is up to, check out his blog—it has everything from recent artwork to reviews he's written. Bonus: he actually responds to comments.

And here's an older, retired blog he wrote—with lots of cool stuff on ABC.

Anything and everything you want to know about Sun Wukong, a.k.a. the Monkey King, can be found at this website which the author created.

All you've ever wanted to know about the rice rocket phenomenon.

Here's Yang's unique take on the whole Tiger Mom debate.

This YouTube clip interviews the author and a few experts on comic books—don't miss the part where Yang explains the title of the book.

If the cartoons in ABC aren't enough for you, you can watch the book come alive as an animated book trailer on YouTube.

Yang isn't just an awesome cartoonist; he's an awesome (and hilarious) speaker too.

Here's a variation of his Princeton talk, but longer and with a reading from his book Prime Baby.

Here's that infamous audition—be prepared to cringe.

Even though this is actually a YouTube clip of the author at an ABC book reading, listen to the author read the book and engage the audience as his chorus.

Gene Yang gets honest about his childhood on NPR's The Bryant Park Project.

Curious how a book about being Chinese American looks, translated into Chinese? Here you go.

Here's a picture of the actor Christopher Lee as Fu Manchu in The Mask of Fu Manchu.