Nicole Chung is a writer and editor. Nicole’s debut memoir All You Can Ever Know was released this month. In it, she tells the story of her life growing up as a transracial adoptee, of eventually finding and connecting with her birth family, and of becoming a parent, herself. In our conversation, Nicole and I talked about her wonderful book, our common experiences as Asian Americans, and about how to write a story that is still ongoing. Then in the second segment, Nicole and I talked about how we discuss race and identity with our kids.

(Conversation recorded September 6, 2018.)

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Show Notes:

• Nicole Chung
• Nicole Chung - All You Can Ever Know: Catapult | IndieBound | B&N
• Nicole Chung - Events
• #ChannelOpenPod
• Nicole Chung - “Magic Can Be Normal”
• Nicole Chung - “What I Learned From Kristi Yamaguchi”
• Catapult
• The Toast
• Hyphen
• Celeste Ng - Little Fires Everywhere
• All You Can Ever Know Giveaway