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Under The Red Moon: 
A Chinese Family in Diaspora

Tats Publishing

Paperback Price:  $15.99

Kindle Price: $5.99

TatsPublishing, P.O. Box 425478, Cambridge, MA 02142

The book is available for order from your neighborhood bookstore and Amazon.  Kindle version also available.

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Kirkus Review: “Kwei chronicles a Chinese family through exile, homecoming and Maoism in this historical novel.”

    The three sisters of the Huang clan disperse during WWII. Golden Bell attends Syracuse University. Silver Bell attends a nearby American high school. Coral Bell, the youngest, remains in Shanghai, along with her mother, a concubine. The expat sisters return to China. Golden bell weds an industrial tycoon. Silver Bell marries an unscrupulous philanderer and mysterious manipulator. Coral Bell becomes a communist Red Guard. The three stories are intercut and eventually converge during the cultural revolution. Set in Shanghai, Hong Kong and New York between 1945 and 1968, the novel takes readers on a journey from the Nanking Massacre and Korean War to the Great Leap forward, English colonial rule in Hong Kong, and immigration to America. The silk thread that binds the story is the solidarity of these three strong, complex female characters that guide their family during their heartbreaking but ultimately uplifting struggle. A powerful saga of love and survival.

    "A sequel of sorts to A Concubine for the Family, this novel further analyzes China’s shifts in the 20th century through the lens of one family. The writing is frequently striking ... the trials of the family are compelling and, at times, heart wrenching and leaves the reader with a new perception of the forces that shaped modern China. An absorbing exploration of mid-20th-century China through the story of a fractured family”

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Book talk at

Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center

Dec 10, 2016

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China Press article here

China Press article here





Book talk at

Pitkin County Library, Aspen, CO

Mar 26, 2017

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Amy Kwei’s interview by Mary Sit 
of Asian Focus, NBC, Ch 7 in Boston 
on April 12, 2017.



Amy Kwei’s interview by Mary Sit

of Asian Focus, NBC, Ch 7 in Boston

on April 12, 2017.

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Book talk at

Peabody Library, Danvers, MA   

Apr 30, 2017

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Book Talk and Discussion at

MATSOL 2017 Conference

at Sheraton Framingham Hotel

June 2, 2017

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Book talk at

University Towers, New Haven, CT

May 5, 2017

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Amy Kwei’s interview by Veronica
Andrews on Danvers Community
Access Television on June 30, 2017



Amy Kwei’s interview by Veronica

Andrews on Danvers Community

Access Television on June 30, 2017

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Book Talk and Discussion at

Museum of Chinese American

in New York City, NY

Sep 17, 2017

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Book Talk at

Yale-China Association

New Haven, CT

Jun 1, 2018

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Book Talk at

Esplanade Condo

Cambridge, MA

Oct 25, 2018

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