Monday Books No. 18: The Master’s Keys Will Never Dismantle The Master’s House
Aloha! It’s time for Monday books and today is a special one. It’s 1/18, the day that we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and remember his legacy. Like all
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Here’s Something Good: Looking for a Stress-Reducer? Try Journaling (Podcast)
I chatted with Seneca Women about journaling your thoughts and feelings without judgement. Check out the November 6, 2020 episode of Here’s Something Good.
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Tuesday Books No. 3: Hooping
Tammy Ho Lai-Ming’s Hula Hooping was 15 years from inception to publication. The writing has a liveliness and precision that is exuberant and without pretense. Word-play is that—play and fun!
Tuesday Books No. 2: A Cab Called Reliable
This book A Cab Called Reliable by Patti Kim is an Asian American/Korean American literary classic and should be on every reading list for Asian American literature. This book was
Tuesday Books No. 1: Why Karen Carpenter Matters
This is a great book. I bought it several months ago and started reading it. The author reveals to us the relevance of Karen Carpenter to American pop, but also
VALID: A Medium Series By Stephanie Han
This is a MEDIUM series based on my current work-in-progress, a memoir (working title: VALID) that is based on my years at Phillips Academy Andover. I will be adding to
IGNITE, Studying Korean American Literature with the Council of Korean Americans
I was really excited to be a part of the Council of Korean Americans summer fellowship program IGNITE. I delivered lectures on Korean American literature and identity, and narrative writing workshops
Books & Booze with Nana-Ama Danquah: Swimming in Hong Kong
I am so excited to have Swimming in Hong Kong chosen as a book club selection for the Nana-Ama Danquah Books & Booze hour! I’ll be zooming in the second