Anjali's Mixed Marginalia
Anjali M DuvaTidbits and advice on writing, publishing, language, art, culture, cities, travel, and more. Observations on navigating the world as a multidisciplinary person of mixed heritage—seeking out the rich experiences to be found in the in-betweens and overlaps.
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Finding Jaipur in Colorado
Last Friday night at 2 am my time I entered a hotel room in Boulder to be greeted by this guy on the wall.
I was exhausted, and had flown to Colorado for the Boulder edition of the Jaipur Literary Festival, but I was not a speaker, so I ha...
Let's get joyously weird
I listened to the new Beyoncé album, Cowboy Carter, on Wednesday evening. Maybe some of you are surprised, maybe some of you aren’t. It’s good! (I mean, duh.) What really spoke to me was how varied it is. How versatile the voice and lyrics...
Be a part of the sea change
First, the big news: you know that publishing company I'm launching, Galiot Press, with my business partner Henriette? Well, we are entering the next phase: we have developed a crowdfunding campaign to help us discover and produce our first...
The magical allure of mangrove forests
There's something fascinating about the places where land and sea come together. Words like lagoons and estuaries, deltas and tidal basins, shoals and marshes have always felt otherworldly and compelling to me. Places of shifting conditions...
Friendship across generations
I've always admired my parents' variety of friendships. In particular, friendships across generations.
Recently I hosted a heartwarming (well, it warmed this heart, at least) reunion of the book club I ran for my now adult daughter and he...
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Anjali Mitter Duva is an Indian American writer who was raised in France. She's the author of FAINT PROMISE OF RAIN, fiction co-editor @Solstice Literary Magazine, co-founder of the Arlington Author Salon, & an instructor at Grub Street Writers.
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