After fifteen years of off-and-on teaching across the world, I’ve returned to the mat. This time, I’m at YogaSole, a charming studio with two locations in Brooklyn. The return has stirred up a lot, reawakening the muscle memory of teaching…
Leave a CommentFor the past three months, one of my favorite haunts in Brooklyn has been the Green-Wood Cemetery. I’ve seen it in two seasons now—late winter and early spring. Winter without snow is eerie. The trees claw at the sky, their…
Leave a CommentIt was January 2025, and life in Geneva, Switzerland was going well. I was wrapping up a secondment at the headquarters of a United Nations agency and was on the verge of receiving an offer for a long-term position. I…
2 CommentsAs writers, we often hit creative roadblocks. Sometimes, the ideas don’t come, or they come in fragments that never fully materialize into something tangible. Other times, we’re so consumed with the stories we’re currently telling that we forget the wealth…
Leave a CommentThis past weekend, I had the honor of attending the Every Voice Conference, a vibrant celebration of Princeton’s LGBTQIA+ alumni. I was invited to participate in a queer author reading and book fair, which I accepted with cautious optimism. As…
6 CommentsThis time last week, I was at the 2024 Nebula Conference. For those who don’t know much about it, this is an annual event organized by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA), and it culminates with an award…
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