Lisa See

Lisa See

5 Series

Lisa See, an American author born in Paris and raised in Los Angeles, is a prominent figure in the Chinese-American community. She served as the West Coast correspondent for Publisher’s Weekly from 1983 to 1996 and has contributed to magazines such as Vogue, Self, and More. Her mother, Carolyn See, is also a novelist.

Author: Lisa See Rewritten synopsis: In Lisa See's novel, two half-sisters, separated by class and circumstance, reunite in 1930s Shanghai. As they navigate the tumultuous world of courtesans and political unrest, their bond is tested by secrets and societal expectations. The sisters must confront their past and make choices that will determine their future. Amidst the backdrop of a changing China, their journey explores themes of identity, loyalty, and survival.

Red Princess

Flower Net

(1997)

The Interior

(1999)

Dragon Bones

(2002)

May and Pearl

Shanghai Girls

(2009)

Dreams of Joy

(2011)

Standalone Novels

Snow Flower and the Secret Fan

(2005)

Peony in Love

(2007)

China Dolls

(2014)

The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane

(2017)

The Island of Sea Women

(2019)

Lady Tan's Circle of Women

(2023)

Non-Fiction

On Gold Mountain

(1995)

Anthologies

What My Mother Gave Me

(2013)

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