For those who have kept up to date with some of my posts, you know that I am still in
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Author: Holly Hollins
Holly Hollins is an American who graduated with her Master’s of Law in Shanghai and currently resides in her hometown in Michigan. She enjoys writing fictional stories in her spare time and is in the process of figuring out how to make her novel better. Her and her boyfriend who was born in Vietnam have a 10+ year friendship and finally established their boyfriend/girlfriend label on Christmas Eve 2020. Holly also is a big advocate for autism and does professional presentations on the topic in China and in Michigan, USA.
Where’s Wang?: “The Sun is Also a Star”
It has been a while since we have shared a Where’s Wang post! Where are the Asian actors featured with
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“Destiny Across a Thousand Miles”: An Unpublished WWAM Novel
Writing a novel is time consuming and emotionally draining. I know that so well. Although I am not a professional
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How a Coffee Shop Inspired a WWAM Short Story
It was in the middle of November 2017 at a coffee shop near my school. I was there a few
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New Year, New Things for a Soon to Be Graduate
January seems to be the slowest month of the year, although now the end of the month is finally here.
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Christmas in Shanghai When You’re a Grinch
People are always bewildered when I tell them that I don’t like celebrating Christmas. The exact reasons are less than
Continue readingHome Is Where The Heart Is: Traveling Back To US After One Year
Last year, July 2017, I arrived in Shanghai for the second time to attend a graduate program. My parents do
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Where’s Wang? Stella Lane & Michael Phan In ‘The Kiss Quotient’
“I like you better than calculus, and math is the only thing that unites the universe.” – Stella Lane to
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The Trouble With ‘Waipo’ During My Summer Vacation in China
The summer had come and gone quicker than I ever expected. This summer by far was the best summer I
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How One Woman And Her Son Made Me Forget My Loneliness In Shanghai
My life as an autistic adult in China has been interesting, to say the least; and yes, I did say
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