Comic
Taste, Memory
“I can tell I love you because I want to give you a bite of whatever I’m eating.”
In the Wilds of an Open Soil with Writer Merlin Sheldrake
Merlin’s poetic prose is so visual in the writing that many parts reminded me of a graphic novel.
Give and Bake
If the muffins had been good, we’d have eaten them and gone to bed. But the story of their catastrophic badness: that, we could forever savor.
Drawing Grief
The creative release felt familiar. The soreness, the tenderness, making up new words for a new reality.
An Agnostic’s Longing: A Comic
We’ve listed the names we get called and the names we call ourselves. Some feel true. Others give us aches.
For the Love of Nooks: A Comic
I spent a lot of time in my nook, tucked away and dreaming.
What Haunted Maurice Sendak?: A Comic
“I mean, the life of a child! What they see and what they hear, and what they choose not to discuss.”
The Place We Once Called Home: A Comic
How do you mourn someone who is still alive, who might as well be a stranger now?
Say It with Noodles: On Learning to Speak the Language of Food
I have forgotten how to speak two languages. But I have learned this one.
