My Love for “Frankenstein” Taught Me To Let The Monsters Be Damned
I was looking for a father to love me anywhere I could find

I was looking for a father to love me anywhere I could find
I wonder how many of us end up marrying our Edwards because we don’t see another path for ourselves
A 65-year-old debut novelist examines the publishing world's obsession with youth
I’m done caring about the color of my outfits because I want to focus on the color of my aura
Yamada Murasaki's manga taught me how to discard my regrets after I quit my dream job
Molly Lynch’s debut reimagines outdated tropes and dismisses conventional stories told about women
“The Other Black Girl” tells a tried and true story of the challenges faced by Black publishing professionals
I invite readers to ogle my writing in the same way they’ll gaze at the shirtless man on the cover
My favorite childhood series helped me become a better writer, person, and parent nowadays
As the child of Indian immigrant doctors, I understood puberty was taboo and off limits
I didn’t even refer to our way of life as religion, because religion could be false
“Millie Chan’s Kosher Chinese Cookbook” is essential to my understanding of who my father was