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Jen Sookfong Lee

@jensookfonglee

Mostly an author, an occasional podcaster, often an editor, kind of an adequate mother. Out now: SUPERFAN.

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Don’t miss this year’s Vancouver Book Award ceremony at #VWF2024! This FREE event on Oct 25 will include readings and the announcement of the 2024 Book Award Winner. ASL interpretation provided. City of Vancouver Vancouver Public Library writersfest.bc.ca/festival-event…

Don’t miss this year’s Vancouver Book Award ceremony at #VWF2024! This FREE event on Oct 25 will include readings and the announcement of the 2024 Book Award Winner. ASL interpretation  provided. <a href="/CityofVancouver/">City of Vancouver</a> <a href="/VPL/">Vancouver Public Library</a>
writersfest.bc.ca/festival-event…
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Yesterday I was walking to a lunch date with a friend, carrying an orchid that I was planning in giving her. A man driving past slowed down and yelled, "Thanksgiving is over, baby!" I mean, I wasn't carrying a turkey, you gormless weirdo.

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My new story, "Jawbone Lake," is in the second issue of Camel! A story of a single lake in upstate New York from the ice age thru the present and all the way to the mushroom-glimpsed future, "Jawbone Lake" has settler colonialism, the 60s, private beaches, and poorly run airbnbs.

My new story, "Jawbone Lake," is in the second issue of Camel! A story of a single lake in upstate New York from the ice age thru the present and all the way to the mushroom-glimpsed future, "Jawbone Lake" has settler colonialism, the 60s, private beaches, and poorly run airbnbs.
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I started to cry last night at dinner while telling my person about how my mother and grandmother grew and preserved mustard greens, if you want to know the level of tenderness I am walking around with right now.

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This iconic photo is now part of Iranian history, capturing the deep frustration of women with the regime—a powerful statement against repression.

This iconic photo is now part of Iranian history, capturing the deep frustration of women with the regime—a powerful statement against repression.
Denise Balkissoon (@balkissoon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Up to here with "women care about abortion, men care about 'the economy.'" Reproductive justice, balancing family and work, choice in life stage is "the economy," esp in a country w near-zero mat leave. Most women who have abortions are mothers. They know "the economy" deeply.

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Now more than ever the books matter. The challenging ones, the ones that make you uncomfortable, the uplifting ones, the ones that tell you a story you have never heard before. Books matter. Art matters. Don't let them take those away from us.

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I get why people are posting inspirational memes right now but truly let me wallow in the darkness and despair for a hot half second.

Jen Sookfong Lee (@jensookfonglee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ugh will I ever leave this place? Anyway find me in the sky, use my regular name, love you, still grieving what we used to have here.