Stone Bridge Press author Jeanette Arakawa appeared on NBC's Asian Pacific America with Robert Handa to discuss her new Japanese internment memoir The Little Exile and the process of writing these memories out into a narrative.
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Interview: Jeanette Arakawa talks "The Little Exile" on NBC's Asian Pacific America with Robert Handa
Intern Intern - Tuesday, March 13, 2018
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