Nicole Chung writes memoir and essays about adoption, race, family and belonging. All You Can Ever Know recounts her experience as a Korean American adoptee raised by a white family and her later search for her birth relatives, complicating the simplified stories often told about transracial adoption. A Living Remedy turns to family illness, grief and the inequalities exposed when parents lack secure access to healthcare and financial resources. Chung's prose is clear, reflective and grounded in specific family relationships rather than abstract identity language. These books sit naturally among adoption memoir, Korean American writing, family nonfiction and essays about race and class. Read more Less
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