Angela Edward
Literary nonfiction about migration, memory and the ordinary structures of care.
Angela Edward is a Chinese New Zealand writer based in Sydney. Her work explores family, migration, identity and the quiet rules that shape what people believe they are allowed to want. Her writing has appeared in Brevity, The Citron Review, Meniscus, Gone Lawn and Flash Frontier.
From the Notes
Someone folded my laundry without asking.
I knew before I saw it.