Coco's Echo
Coco McCrackenAuthor Coco McCracken reflects on growing up half-Chinese in the 90s, the celebrity, music, and film culture that's shaped her, and various writer's craft tools that are helping her write her memoir, which is in a constant state of "coming of age."
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 38 | Subscribers | Read | cocosecho.substack.com |
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Withering sights for the (Asian) girl next door
I scrolled by some images earlier this spring that stopped me in my tracks. At first the carousel of images delighted me because it was a sneaky (paparazzi) peek of the cast and crew on set for Emerald Fennel’s new film adaptation of Wuther...
Bittersweet, slightly short: an excerpt from GOOD & LOUD
Revisiting the last Good Friday I celebrated
Thrill-seeking, it's getting harder
###### The Verzasca dam (above) in Ticino, Switzerland, is the same spot where the legendary opening scene from James Bond’s 1997’s Goldeneye was filmed. The bungee jump has since changed ownership, but is still open today.
A handful of songs, films, and books that keep me going
Whenever things are particularly rough, I turn to books, film, music, and television to help soothe the sting of my immediate surroundings. When my youngest daughter had colic, I played Monty Don’s Gardners’ World on repeat. The sound of a ...
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Canadian/American writer ISO a refined voice. Interested in uncovering my relationship with my cross-border life, mixed backgrounds, and coming of age.
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