Nonfiction

Nonfiction
long distance

My generation loves a thorough risk assessment. We’re terrified. Our whole lives were dictated by toeing the ‘Hard Work Pays Off’ line, and then…we graduated. We have to keep working hard – and the only reward we get is a cheque, at best. Retail, teaching, law school, or investment banking are all crushing our skull […]

Apr 14, 2016
Nonfiction | Other Selves
I did it all for the face glitter

I was attempting to pitch my first tent in the middle of an unseasonable downpour at my first camping music festival. It was cold, and I was miserable. My boyfriend was keeping a close eye on me, monitoring my moods and body language for any sign that I might soon detonate. I was this close […]

Apr 6, 2016
Nonfiction | Edible
High/Low Cuisine and Orientalism

Elevation should only happen to people in elevators

Mar 30, 2016
Nonfiction
Food Is Where The Heart Is

For my great-grandmother: Even when things change, memories remain

Mar 25, 2016
Nonfiction | Other Selves
Tiki Bikini Hut

“Flies and wasps swarmed us, seeking the sweetness of the fruit and alcohol that trickled down blenders and sullied the counters.”

Mar 22, 2016
Nonfiction | Turning Points
Be a Mentor Today…

And Change Two Lives Tomorrow

Mar 21, 2016
Nonfiction
Who’s Afraid of Down syndrome?

(originally published in Machiavelli for Moms, 2013)

Mar 8, 2016
Nonfiction
Infertility

My Body Had Become a Battlefield

Mar 7, 2016
Nonfiction | Goodbye to All That
Maybe a Mother, But Not a Mom

“My sister evolved from a Ms. to a Mrs. that day, and my family was unrecognizable as a family.”

Mar 7, 2016