Yellow Face by R. F. Kuang

Yellowface is a sharp, thrilling exploration of identity, cultural appropriation, and the lengths one will go to for success. The novel follows June Hayward, a struggling writer who steals the manuscript of a recently deceased Chinese-American author, Athena Liu, and passes it off as her own. As June’s new book becomes a sensation, she is forced to confront the personal and ethical consequences of her actions.

With biting commentary on the publishing world, race, and appropriation, R. F. Kuang delivers a provocative narrative that challenges perceptions of authenticity, privilege, and power. Yellowface is a gripping, thought-provoking read that will leave readers questioning the boundaries of success and identity.

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