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"Silent Interactions" - The Medium
November 2021 | Creative Non-Fiction "Essential Flights" - With Caffeine and Careful Thought Volume 7 March 2021 | Creative Non-Fiction "Ong Ba Ngoai" - Mindwaves Volume 14 November 2020 | Creative Non-Fiction 
Based in 1975, after the Vietnam War, "Ong Ba Ngoai" is about a literature teacher and re-education camp prisoner who are forced to leave the country that no longer offer them a future.
"Ong Ba Ngoai" was published in Mindwaves Vol.14, an annual publication of creative non-fiction for the Professional Writing and Communication program at the University of Toronto. |
Mindwaves Volume 14
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Compass Volume 8
2021 | Editor-in-Chief
Manages the editorial process, including creating a working schedule of the production of the journal, marketing the call for submissions, leading the selection, editing and copy-editing of the pieces, monitoring design, promoting on social media, and hosting the book launch.
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Mindwaves Vol. 15 and Compass Vol. 8
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"Expropriations in Erindale" - Compass Volume 7
November 2020 | Historical Research
About Compass Volume 7
An annual research-based journal from the Professional Writing and Communication program at the University of Toronto Mississauga. "Expropriations in Erindale" highlights land acquisition events that preceded Erindale College. |
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Archived Articles from The Medium, the independent student newspaper of the University of Toronto Mississauga since 1974.Managing Editor | 2021 to Present
Contributing Writer | 2019 to 2020 |
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"They told us we had to listen or we wouldn't get food. Everyone who survived left with only skin and bones. 'Re-education camp' is just a nice name for prison." Ong Ba Ngoai, Mindwaves Vol. 14
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