PUBLISHED! PUBLISHED! A short collage essay about the time I thought I was leaving Seattle for good. It was the spring of 2017, the start of the first presidential term, and I found myself instead walking onto a Filipino boat with 22 sunburned strangers..
https://t.co/JuhEURrhx7
"In general, our culture believes it’s their responsibility to stop individuals from trying to become artists. I’ve found that the ones who try the hardest to stop others are the ones who had artistic aspirations and have already stopped themselves." ~ Julianna Baggott
Submissions open TOMORROW for our annual The Bird In Your Hands contest! We are seeking 500 word (and under) submissions from #bipocauthors and any other #bipoc voices looking to be published. Submission is free and the winner gets $500 dollars and publication in Thin Air 30!
Yet another essay close and dear to my heart about the global idealism of our early twenties, the early Obama years, Aung San Suu Kyi, and Team Stupa’s adventures in Myanmar (Burma) in 2010 @bettycoxcronin Thank you to my editor @steffantriplett and publisher @theoffingmag !
"He smiled, his uneven teeth stained red with betel juice. The exhilaration glimmering between us reminded me of the thrill, the delirious, intoxicated feeling..."
Read "Everything We Couldn’t Be" by @BeaChang_10
https://t.co/iK1yWNlHXx
Updated link to “Homesick Island”, my award winning essay about discovering what it means to be an Asian-American in this world, and my love letter to the beautiful sunny isle of Singapore—like me, a meeting place of the East and the West https://t.co/q5Y7bwb1yR
Thanks to @redividermag with the Beacon Street Nonfiction Prize! Yet another essay close and dear to my heart about my experiences as an Asian American crossing borders, and how it informed my identity and my place in the United States and in this world. https://t.co/GR8szNCPgE
Much thanks to @BodegaMag for publishing a piece close and dear to my heart about one of the most meaningful and heartbreaking friendships in my life ❤️🙏🏽😈 #liveawesome