In Foreign Fruit, Katie Goh reckons with her own queer, mixed-race identity amid anti-Asian hate and fetishization, finding kinship with the orange, itself a provocative hybrid. She tracks her own family’s migration from China to Malaysia to Ireland, where she grew up; simultaneously following the orange along a similar route as it appeared in art and life as a symbol of wealth and colonization. It is illuminating, infuriating, and important.