The Expat Diaries: Leaving Home, Finding Home
Vivian, Mutanu, Kay FabellaA weekly newsletter featuring personal stories from people who've made the big leap, moving from their home country to a different country where they started a whole new life--who they are, why they moved, and what happened next.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 61 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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June Book Club Details
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The In‑Between Never Ends
Kay is a Filipina-American writer, former inclusion strategist, and counsellor‑in‑training who moved from California to Madrid “for a year or two,” and never left.
She writes about the no‑longer‑new, still‑not‑home phase of life abroad for...
May Book Club Details
What we're reading. When we're discussing.
The Book Club
When Your Life Stops Making Sense
What’s the book about?
Three women move to Hong Kong. Margaret is a mother of 3 young children who moves to Hong Kong with her husband who works for a US-based corporation. Hilary is also married and relocated with her husband. We lea...
What You Carry
Mutanu is the writer behind The Americanish Journal, a weekly publication about identity, belonging, and life in transition written from Lagos, Nigeria. A Detroit native with Kenyan and Ugandan roots, she knows what it means to carry multip...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
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.
A Detroit girl living Lagos life. Letters about starting over somewhere you didn't choose.
I write for global citizens 5+ years abroad in the "no longer new, still not home" phase. • Filipina-American in Spain 16yrs • Giving language to migratory grief.
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