writer of fictions & truths

writer of fictions & truths has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in July 2020. Resources fictionalsejal has populated their site with include: • RSVP for Narrative Bookshop Reading Wed, Aug. 7th • Sejal Shah (@sejalshahwrites): "In this month’s dispatch, I wrote about cat days, Kyoko Mori, analog alarm clocks, my love of local libraries, and reading with an ADHD brain." • Elizabeth Svoboda: The Art of Pacing – Writers & Books • website: sejal-shah.com • How to Make Your Mother Cry: Fictions • This Is One Way to Dance Audiobook • This Is One Way to Dance: the Book • "Even If You Can't See It: Invisible Disability & Neurodiversity" in Kenyon Review • 100 Days of Creative Resistance: On Dancing Against Despair • 13 Books by Indian Diaspora Authors You Should be Reading - Electric Literature • LA Times: How Haruki Murakami and other writers are grappling with our surreal post-pandemic reality • ROCHESTER TEN | SEJAL SHAH • You Know You Can’t Help It, Who You Are | Mass Review • Sejal Shah’s playlist for her story collection “How to Make Your Mother Cry” – Largehearted Boy • “A Sliver of Mirror”: Memory and Imagination in Sejal Shah’s Fiction Collection How to Make Your Mother Cry • Buy Alice Wong's Disability Intimacy | PenguinRandomHouse • Hunger Mountain Review Interview: Bending & Blending Genre • Starred Review of How to Make Your Mother Cry • Interview with Write or Die Magazine (Chill Subs) • 75 Books By Women of Color to Read in 2024 - Electric Literature • The Matter of Things | Wellesley Magazine • NPR Review • Newsletter Sign Up • LA Times Reading Guide to Asian American Literature: Best Books by AAPI Authors • Illustrated Playlist: Finding Friendship in Pandemic Collaboration • Beyond the Black and White Binary: Collaboration by Black & Brown Writers (Writers & Books Taking Care Virtual Conference) • NPR's Best Books of 2020 • Asian American Journalists Association End of Year Top 10 Lists • World Literature Today Review • Red Ink Series: On Making Choices in a Writing Career • Hyphen interview • Book Marks Review Roundup • Chicago Review of Books List • New York Times Sunday Rec • Electric Lit: 9 Books by Women of Color on Mental Health • Interview in Guernica • On Zoom Indian Dance Classes Lifting the Heaviness of Grief in The Guardian • Boston Book Festival: Memoir, Race, & Identity • Interview in Assay: A Journal of Nonfiction Studies • "There Are No Do-Overs" in Brevity • Brevity Review • NPR Connections Interview