Miao? Wow!
Miao OlivarFind within odds, ends, and everything that makes Miao(?) go, "Wow!"—#ComfortFood, #JustMeBeingMe, #OverFlow, #SpellWork, #StarCrossed, #WhatsonMySpeakers, #WhatsonMyTV, and perhaps the possibility of pure love and light and other things honest and true.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
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What’s on My TV: Women Who Get Shit Done
What’s on My TV is, literally, what’s on my TV when I’m decompressing after work or during the weekends. Sometimes, I’ll talk about a film, but I’ll almost always talk about old series and new reality shows I choose to binge-watch.
Just Me Being Me: Why Is It So Hard To Believe That Sometimes You Deserve a Little Treat?
Just Me Being Me is literally just me being me, living my life outside my comfort zone when it happens as it happens. Since I’m a dedicated introvert, this doesn’t happen much, which makes it doubly interesting when it does.
Comfort Food: Pork Meatball and Misua Soup
Comfort Food follows the most practical part of my magic practice—recipes. Here’s what keeps my household healthy.
SpellWork: Time Traveling to Talk to Your Future Self
SpellWork is a direct reflection of my witchcraft practice. I’m not a traditional witch, and belong to no coven—think of me as a lone hedge witch.
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I am a first-wave millennial, first-generation Asian-American writer from NV with a fondness for working on entertainment, health, and wellness content—as well as creative nonfiction and poetry.
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