Velina Hasu Houston

Velina Hasu Houston (born Velina Avisa Hasu Houston on May 5, 1957) is an American playwright, essayist, poet, author, editor and screenwriter who has had many works produced, presented and published. Her work draws from her experience of being multiracial as well as from the immigrant experiences of her family and those she encountered growing up in Junction City, Kansas.

Houston is best known for her play ''Tea'', which portrays the lives of Japanese war brides who move to the United States with their American serviceman husbands. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The politics of life : four plays / by Asian American women ; edited and with an introduction and commentaries by Velina Hasu Houston.

    Published 1993
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    But still, like air, I'll rise : new Asian American plays / Velina Hasu Houston, editor ; foreword by Roberta Uno.

    Published 1997
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    Unbroken thread : an anthology of plays by Asian American women / edited by Roberta Uno.

    Published 1993
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    American political plays : an anthology / edited by Allan Havis.

    Published 2001
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    Asian American drama : 9 plays from the multiethnic landscape / edited by Brian Nelson.

    Published 1997
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    Plays for actresses / edited by Eric Lane and Nina Shengold.

    Published 1997
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    Short plays for young actors / edited by Craig Slaight and Jack Sharrar.

    Published 1995
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