
Bitter is why I prefer gai choy over bok choy.īefore I can decline, she’s sending more over. Another day I’ll ask if hers means smart or favored. My name is Fae, too, but I don’t know if we share the same Chinese character.

The plumes of leaves are wider than bamboo and more delicate. When I reach for the bunch of bright stalks, I feel like a Miss Chinatown receiving her winning bouquet. I go to the fence and watch her cut the tall greens at their thick stems. My neighbor is in her garden and asks if I like gai choy. On this rare sunny day in the Outer Richmond of San Francisco, I take my late brother’s tortoises down to the yard for their bath. (Courtesy of Grove Press) Book excerpt: 'Orphan Bachelors' The cover of "Orphan Bachelors" by Fae Myenne Ng. This is a game unlike any other, offering an intimate and intense experience that only you are able to decide what is true.Host Deepa Fernandes speaks with Fae Myenee Ng about her memoir " Orphan Bachelors." Ng grew up in San Franciso's Chinatown surrounded by elderly men who were prevented from having families due to America's Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, something which also impacted Ng's family. There are multiple endings, you are able to piece together your own story based on the videos that you have watched. You are able to explore the database that is in our possession by using keywords. The footage that is included are two years worth of conversations of the four people who by chance is linked because of an unfortunate incident.

The videos are secret conversations of Logan Marshall-Green, Alexandra Shipp, Kenny Bishe, and Angela Sarafyan. Players will get to play as Karen Douglas who was a former FBI agent who sits in front of her computer accessing a USB drive that is filled with private videos.

Players are brought into an investigative thriller game that has a non-linear storytelling. The game is published by Annapurna Interactive.Ī video game from the creator of Her Story and Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, Sam Barlow. Telling Lies is an adventure, simulation video game that is developed by Sam Barlow and Furious Bee Limited.
