Abstract
This essay is a nonfiction personal narrative. I reflect on my changingrelationship to writing as I used it to navigate the trauma, grief, and rage I experience as adiasporic Hongkonger in the US, straddling complex geopolitics across two continents.Specifically, I explore how my experience with writing shifts as I move from writing primarilyfor academic purposes to writing for a more public transnational audience
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