Asian American Literature

There are many interesting, freely available resources having to do with Asian American literature. 

In particular, there are a lot of primary source materials that are well worth looking into.

This is a list of links to some of relevant materials on the internet.  

• Asian American Writers' Workshop
• Asian Nation: Asian American History, Demographics and Issues
• ​Carlos Bulosan Centennial Exhibit
• The Chinese in California, 1850-1925
• Japanese American National Museum, online collections
• Postcolonial Feminism from the Stockton Postcolonial Studies Project

Since many of the authors you are studying are contemporary, it's also a good idea to check the internet for interviews with them.

Authors often compile their interviews on their official sites, for instance:

• Jhumpa Lahiri interviews
• Nina Revoyr interviews and profiles

For authors without official websites, Wikipedia often does a good job compiling lists of their interviews. 

Newspaper sites may also feature interviews; I'd recommend using a news search such as Google News.

Finally, YouTube is often an excellent place to look for interviews. Video content allows you access to authors voices and body language as well as their words!