Michael Luo
@michaelluo
executive editor @newyorker; author of “Strangers in the Land,” from @doubledaybooks; formerly @nytimes investigations.
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Now on sale! “This is not just the story of the Chinese in America; it’s the story of any number of immigrant groups who have been treated as strangers. It’s the story of our diverse democracy. It’s the story of us.” penguinrandomhouse.com/books/704981/s…
My favorite line in @amandapetrusich's review of "The Life of the Showgirl" is her strategically placed interjection of "O.K.!" (After describing some of the cringey double entendres in "Wood"...) newyorker.com/magazine/2025/…
.@jaycaspiankang is back in the columnizing seat and makes the case for free speech absolutism. newyorker.com/news/fault-lin…
The former Deputy Attorney General @SallyQYates will join New Yorker writers @JeannieSGersen, @RuthMarcus, and @tnyCloseRead to discuss the Supreme Court and American democracy in Trump’s second term; moderated by @michaelluo. Get tickets here: newyorkerfest.visitlink.me/-ByF_c
Last night, @MichaelLuo, executive editor at The New Yorker, spoke with our audience about his acclaimed new book: "Strangers in the Land: Exclusion, Belonging and the Epic Story of the Chinese in America." Thank you to all who attended; it was an incredible evening!
"Will they see it as their duty to don the armor of God, as soldiers, or will they feel called to a different approach?" By @michaelluo, feat. @MichaelRWear: newyorker.com/news/the-lede/…
I reflected on what it means that Jesus was “full of grace and truth,” Dallas Willard’s “allure of gentleness” in the Christian apologetic, and whether believers will see themselves as warriors or servants. newyorker.com/news/the-lede/…
What does it mean to belong in America? Join @NewYorker editor @MichaelLuo and @MichaelRWear on Sept. 29 at Capo Deli’s Speakeasy in DC for a conversation on Luo’s new book, Strangers in the Land, and the search for home in a divided nation. Free to attend. RSVP:…
Excited for this chance to discuss “Strangers in the Land” @ChinaInstitute1 next Wednesday, in partnership with @TheSerica. This will be my first in-person event of the fall. Join us! chinainstitute.org/event/stranger…
"There’s little worse than watching a nervous actor onstage—especially when the poor guy isn’t just skittish but seems genuinely unprepared for the role that he’s playing," @vcunningham writes. newyorker.com/culture/on-tel…
Moving, searching essay by Beth Lew-Williams, who has an important new book out, “John Doe Chinaman.” newyorker.com/news/the-weeke…
@michaelluo #NeverForget 24th anniversary of 9/11 Remembering a nation united 🇺🇸
I wrote this last year and we re-upped after the assassination of the Minnesota state legislator. Re-upping it again now: perhaps it is time to treat political violence as a threat to public health. newyorker.com/news/the-lede/…
ruby tandoh has written the definitive essay on “the great british bake off,” and you can read it now: newyorker.com/magazine/2025/…
Join us for an inspiring evening with New Yorker Executive Editor Michael Luo, author of Strangers in the Land, in conversation with Susan Yuqing Feng, Director of Programs at China Institute, as they explore the hidden history of Chinese exclusion and the Asian American journey.
Today, there are more than 22 million people of Asian Pacific Islander heritage in the U.S. They, too, are Americans. Thank you @michaelluo, for shedding light on the otherness and providing a much needed sense of belonging. In solidarity ✊🏽
Now on sale! “This is not just the story of the Chinese in America; it’s the story of any number of immigrant groups who have been treated as strangers. It’s the story of our diverse democracy. It’s the story of us.” penguinrandomhouse.com/books/704981/s…
I enjoyed this conversation with Ken Fong for his podcast, Asian America. We talked, in particular, about storytelling and what it means that “Strangers in the Land” is a narrative history and how I tried to build the book around memorable characters. asianamericapodcast.com/2025/07/ep-545…
Always nice to see colleagues at @nypl recognized for their brilliance! This in @michaelluo’s absorbing and devastating Strangers in the Land from @doubledaybooks
Have we been here as a country before? Join @michaelluo on this week's episode of No Small Endeavor to explore the overlooked history of Chinese exclusion in the U.S.
"Strangers in the Land" author @michaelluo addresses why Asian-Americans may gravitate toward MAGA, and why knowing history breeds empathy
"Am I afraid of retaliation? Absolutely. But...I feel so strongly about the things I’ve seen and what it’s done to the D.O.J., what it’s done to my colleagues, what it’s done to the rule of law, that it’s worth the risk.” New reporting by @RuthMarcus. newyorker.com/news/the-lede/…
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