Funnyvale

This subconscious ploy into a humorous city enlivened by the diablo ghosts of another era is a soulful breather of incarnate words and post-modern identity; Emily Yew is a down-and-out Chinese American writer who is battling her Werther-like en situ in Funnyvale where nothing is ever that funny. Propped up by her 80-year-old mother and her sister Audrey Emily struggles with being “uncured” with dark creative depressions and revisited by romantic flashbacks from her primal youth. A heart-warming novel about meta-writing that will make you ooh and ah.