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Our Mothers
We mostly lived in cities—big and small—and we became busy with our own lives, or tried to be busy (sometimes we were busier worrying about our lives than living them, but in our twenties it was hard to tell the…
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Transparent Horses
The Chinese adage, right eye twitching brings disaster. The American idiom, a horse is poetry in motion. There is no saying that it is good to have a poet in the family.
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KATSEYE: Girl Group Abstraction
KATSEYE turned into six shades of Glossier lip oil; KATSEYE turned into six different kinds of Lush soap; KATSEYE turned into a special flavor of fried chicken at Jollibee.
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Returning to the Self: A Conversation with Truong Tran
I didn’t set out to write a memoir. I set out to document an attempt at living through these times. And my editor, Garrett Caples, pointed out to me that what I had done was to write a memoir. It…
