February 28, 2006
Posted by: Mark Siegel
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Gene, I just finished reading an advanced copy of your new book American Born Chinese. Excellent! Hilarious! Inspiring! I can’t say enough. You have a new fan.
I read almost all of it in one sitting, and let me tell you, I was sad when it was over. I’m glad I found this extra bit on this blog! I will definitely be seeking out your other work.
…I’ll stop now before the gushing gets any more embarrassing.