Nanako’s Yūrei (幽霊 ghosts)
Nanako WaterI'm working on my first novel based on my Japanese American family secrets and publish sections of it as short stories or essays. I also write book reviews of books I especially enjoyed and find helpful on my writing journey.
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People Are Food
We need each other,
just as we need food
but not everyone has the same qualities.
Wine people are intoxicating, heady, addictive.
Many are Wonderbread.
It’s hard to deal with pomegranates.
Each of their tiny jewels leave me unsati...
The Kid and the Wolf
My narration of this story:
During our Duck and Cover drill in Mrs. Howard’s class, Stanley didn’t want to get under his desk and said, “My Dad said this is stupid.”
Stanley laughed when he said that. I wasn’t sure if Stanley was right o...
Buddha Had Baggage
(Image from Wabi Sabi and the Aesthetics of Imperfection)
At first, “Meditation for Mortals” seemed to promise to help me manage my time better. But this little self-help book did much more than that. It revealed the fissures of my life sa...
First Time, Last Time
Here’s my list for 2025.
As I look back on 2025, here are three First Times that stood out:
- For the first time, the Clock lied to me. The alarm on my phone told me to get ready for work but the clock on the wall told me I still had pl...
Friendship, Not Romance
Twenty-minute narration:
A few years ago, I joined Stitch, a social group for people over 50 and one of the first questions I had was - is this another dating site? Andrew, the founder, assured me it wasn’t but the profiles of many of the...
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Yūrei (幽霊 ghosts) haunt me. During the pandemic, I wrote 300 pages based on my Japanese immigrant parents secrets. Now, I'm revising the entire manuscript as fiction. I hope these stories not only entertain, they also illuminate our humanity.
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