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Author: Heather Diamond

Heather Diamond is an American writer living in Hong Kong. She has a Ph.D. in American Studies and has worked as a bookseller, university lecturer, and museum curator. Her essays have been published or are forthcoming in Memoir Magazine, Sky Island Journal, Rappahannock Review, Waterwheel Review, New South Journal, and Hong Kong Literary Review. She is the author of "Rabbit in the Moon: a Memoir," forthcoming in Spring 2021 from Camphor Press.
February 25, 2021 Books / Family / Husband / Relationships

Writing the Other: Intercultural Marriage, Orientalism, and Memoir

Like every new author, I’m both excited and worried about my story going out into the world. Writing a memoir

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January 28, 2021 Culture / Husband / Life in Asia / Love

Living to Eat

It takes us two hours—by bus, train, ferry, and foot—to get from our flat in Hong Kong’s New Territories to

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