Quiet Forte
Yurina YoshikawaBoth loud and quiet musings by Yurina Yoshikawa, a Japanese writer living in Nashville
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 40 | Subscribers | Read | yurinayoshikawa.substack.com |
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Primal Scream
For the last two months, I have screamed my lungs out in public, four or five times a week. My hands were never idle, pulling on my hair, up in the air in exclamation, or tight on my knees. I was surrounded by other screamers. We would ofte...
Spirits in Transit
From mid-June to early July, my husband, two kids and I traveled to Japan to see family. When I say “family,” I mean my dad and in-laws. When we all gathered together, we either made a reservation for seven people (now that our children are...
Revisiting Shakespeare
When I was little, I rotated through many fantasies of what I would become when I “grew up.” At seven, I wanted to be fireworks, an answer that raised my teacher’s eyebrows, but made my mother hug me tighter and say, “Don’t let anyone chang...
That's the way the (ginger) cookie crumbles
A few weeks ago, I hosted a public reading event called Crossing Paths: One Stage for Writers Across Generations. I gathered writers from various age groups and gave them a simple prompt: if you’re in your 20s and 30s, what would you say to...
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Tokyo→NYC→Nashville; director of education at The Porch; writer, violist, parent, book reviewer; bylines in NPR, Japan Times, Lit Hub, etc https://yurinayoshikawa.com/
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