In the early days of the pandemic, I found strength in the story of how she convinced a famous composer to write a Coast Salish symphony
Survivors of other people’s suicides carve out a public space for practicing grief
"Wedding Season (A Nocturne for Sandra Bland)," excerpted from the essay collection "You Get What You Pay For"
Calling either a feminist triumph is like saying “WAP” solved misogyny in hip-hop or “Lean In” defeated systemic sexism
Aaron Hwang, author of "The Chinese Zodiac," uses astrology to divine the future that awaits writers this year
A trans viewer knows that any boundary, whether social or biological, isn’t ever as impassable as it might seem.
A house filled with one’s closest friends living together and caring for each other as senior citizens is deeply comforting
Having my children in the room transformed my events into live enactments of the main ideas in “Mom Rage”
So's writing is boisterously funny sparklingly real, and spectacularly alive
When my daughter was born I became obsessed with all the ways I might lose her
For years I rarely shared my thoughts and feelings outside the pages of my journal
Rewatching Bravo's landmark reality TV show felt like reliving my own life
Thank You!