A World Between follows two college students who meet by chance and fall into a brief but formative romance. Years later they cross paths again in San Francisco, each changed by relationships and family obligations, and must reckon with what they once shared.

Set against millennial, immigrant America, the novel explores identity, the complexity of female desire and friendship, and how past attachments shape adult choices. The narrative balances intimate emotion with clear-eyed observation and luminous prose.

Highlights

• Themes: love, identity, family, female friendship, immigrant experience
• Setting: San Francisco; a college-to-adulthood arc
• Format: paperback, 400 pages; published by Feminist Press (2020)

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