After over seventy years of being in exile, a whole generation of Tibetans have come of age in a land far from home. With the Dalai Lama and other great masters as their spiritual guides, they have grown up cut off from their homeland. Their experiences have been unique, as they have, despite globalization, kept alive their religion and culture. In Little Lhasa, Tsering Namgyal Khortsa writes comprehensively about the different aspects of their life today—from organizing protests, to incubating a culture of filmmaking, to becoming writers who write and publish in the English language, and much more.