
For global citizens 5+ years abroad — past the adjustment phase, still not quite home. Essays on the unnamed experience of long-term expat life: chronic liminality, migratory grief, and the edges of identity and belonging.
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In conversation after conversation in my long-term life abroad research, the distance from aging parents or family members eventually enters the room.
It’s not necessarily a crisis. Sometimes it’s a passing mention — a small fall, a slower...
A few weeks ago, I read an essay that stopped me in my tracks. It was by Alejandra Hagedorn, and it was called Why So Many Expats Stay in Countries They Secretly Want to Leave.
Hagedorn writes about living in Germany for almost a decade wh...
A quarterly update from our life abroad research with those who've lived outside of their passport countries for at least five years.
You don’t usually get asked how long‑term life abroad has shaped your inner world.
Many people living abroad long-term have all imagined a version of this: the friend who knew you “before” and then visits you “after,” in a different country — walking with you through your current neighborhood while also being able to pict...
On the way certain streets, stairwells, and smells can put you back in a body you no longer live in — no matter how many years or borders separate you.
It happens on an ordinary Tuesday, walking somewhere in your adopted home abroad.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writing for people 5+ years abroad who are outwardly settled and still carrying something they can't name · Essays on migratory grief and the "no longer new, still not home" phase · Fil-Am 17 yrs in Spain · Counsellor-in-training (CPCAB)
Single mom abroad, coparenting in Spain, doing things unconventionally after divorce. Writer and relationship coach exploring what happens when life doesn't go according to plan.
American currently living in a city by the sea in Portugal. Successful litigator turned professional home organizer. Reader of all the books. Lover of big, bright, bold, gallery walls. Lazy river floating champion.
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