So excited to share that I’m now writing book reviews for BookPage, and my very first review is for Lori M. Lee’s “Forest of Souls” – a YA novel taking cues from Asian-American culture, western fantasy and…spiders. Read the review
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Isolation Journals Day 53: This Is Just To Say
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Isolation Journals Day 52: A Letter to the Future
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Isolation Journals Day 51: The To-Feel List
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“What Nobody Knows About Josephine” | Popshot Magazine
(Illustration by the talented Silvia Stecher) Popshot Magazine was one of the first literary magazines I’d ever read. I remember flipping through the incredible writing and beautiful illustrations, imagining how I would feel if I could get a story published there too. Today, I can tell you what it feels like.
“The Family Ghost” | Drunk Monkeys
“The Family Ghost” was actually inspired by a twitter thread. I know, very 2020. Read “The Family Ghost” here! The Twitter thread was about creepy things children have said to their parents. One person said that their kid talked about watching them before they were born. Weird and compelling and great inspiration for a story.
“Disappeared” | 101 Fiction
“Disappeared” is the very, very first fiction acceptance I’ve ever received, and the second ever publication. In my life. That’s HUGE!
“Caretaker” | Marías at Sampaguitas
Big thing announcement! I have a fiction piece published! I am so honored to have “Caretaker” published online by Marías at Sampaguitas. It’s a short story about an immigrant girl who has to juggle her familial duty and her dreams of independence. It’s based on my own experience as a daughter of immigrant parents, asContinue reading ““Caretaker” | Marías at Sampaguitas”
“A Letter” | She Leads Daily
My piece “A Letter…” was recently published in an edition of “She Leads Daily”. I’m still learning to be brave enough to submit more creative pieces, and the editor at SLD was kind enough to encourage me to write this piece for the magazine.
