Victoria Namkung, a Los Angeles-based author known for her novels like "The Things We Tell Ourselves," dives into the life of Sui Sin Far, a pioneering Chinese American writer. They discuss Sui Sin Far's unique background and how her upbringing shaped her insightful and humorous portrayals of Chinese Americans. Topics include her advocacy for women's rights, her experiences with racism, and the enduring significance of her work in addressing societal injustices. Also, Samantha Rose Hill shares her choice for the last book she would ever read.