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In Accomplice to Memory, Q. M. Zhang tries to piece together the fractured mystery of her father's exodus from China to the U. S. during the two decades of civil and world war leading up to the 1949 revolution. Part memoir, part novel, and part historical documentary, this hybrid text explores the silences and subterfuge of an immigrant parent, and the struggles of the second generation to understand the first. Zhang blurs the boundary between fiction and nonfiction, memory and imagination to tell the story of one woman working to understand and reimagine her family and her father. From back cover.
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Subjects
Immigrants, Chinese, Biography, Fiction, Fiction, general, Pictorial worksPeople
Wang KunPlaces
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Table of Contents
Prologue : borne out of China
The fall
Postcards from the moon
Daring
Hospital boat
Romantic Hankou
The reversals you live with
Into the interior
The tongue in the water
The maverick
Entwinement
Normalization
A way out
Fedoras in flight
The utility of a woman
Collaboration
Waiting
What happened on the train
Fare forward
Where memory lies.

