Catapult
| What's the Word
Translating the Immigrant Experience Into Fiction
These stories are my inheritance, which is not the same as sole ownership.
Don’t Write Alone
| Interviews
Michelle Hart Is Queering the Campus Novel
In this interview, Michelle Hart discusses her debut novel, ‘We Do What We Do in the Dark’; the art of the flashback; and how ceding your power can be very hot.
Columns
| Eldest Immigrant Daughter
Unlearning the Shame Culture of the Former Soviet Union
The avoidance of shame is a community obsession, one I haven’t been able to escape even in my thirties.
Columns
| Eldest Immigrant Daughter
Bridging My Family’s Language Barrier, One Filthy Russian Idiom at a Time
My family may not get much of my writing, but our mutual appreciation for ill-advised sexual mayhem transcends language.
Columns
| Eldest Immigrant Daughter
Lessons On Diasporic Identity from Meme Culture
There was something mutually exclusive about being either an eldest immigrant daughter or a normal, well-adjusted adult.