writer of fictions & truths

Storyteller. Author of How to Make Your Mother Cry & This Is One Way to Dance

Buy How to Make Your Mother Cry: Fictions
Buy How to Make Your Mother Cry: Fictions
Buy This Is One Way to Dance Audiobook
Buy This Is One Way to Dance Audiobook
Buy the Book: This Is One Way to Dance
100 Days of Creative Resistance: On Dancing Against Despair
100 Days of Creative Resistance: On Dancing Against Despair
13 Books by Indian Diaspora Authors You Should be Reading - Electric Literature
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
LA Times: How Haruki Murakami and other writers are grappling with our surreal post-pandemic reality
ROCHESTER TEN | SEJAL SHAH
ROCHESTER TEN | SEJAL SHAH
You Know You Can’t Help It, Who You Are | Mass Review
website: sejal-shah.com
"Even If You Can't See It: Invisible Disability & Neurodiversity" in Kenyon 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
“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
Buy Alice Wong's Disability Intimacy | PenguinRandomHouse
Hunger Mountain Review Interview: Bending & Blending Genre
Hunger Mountain Review Interview: Bending & Blending Genre
Starred Review of How to Make Your Mother Cry
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
75 Books By Women of Color to Read in 2024 - Electric Literature
The Matter of Things | Wellesley Magazine
NPR Review
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LA Times Reading Guide to Asian American Literature: Best Books by AAPI Authors
Illustrated Playlist: Finding Friendship in Pandemic Collaboration
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

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