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L.A.'s deadliest day: Lisa See revisits the Chinese massacre of 1871 in new novel

LA Times 1 min read 6 hours ago

<p>In Lisa See's new novel 'Daughters of the Sun and Moon,' the historical novelist revisits the deadliest lynching in the state's history: The Chinese Massacre of 1871.</p>
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