Everything you write is so real and beautiful. You deserve the spotlight — in the hall you were waitressing — what a beautiful full-circle moment. (A second book !!!! I won't ask! Just excited!) 💛
Watching you travel this journey is absolutely amazing. Fun is probably not the right word. Exciting and Genuine.
What is truly heartwarming is how you've found your identity in writing. That's priceless and rare, especially for a GenZ person.
I'm sad I missed the announcements. I could have made time to be at the book signing in NYC. I agree, you truly don't capture the full embodiment of people until you stand with them in the same room.
Congrats on a successful trip and finding your way back to your core value of writing. Sometimes we don't know how much we appreciate and cherish something until we don't have it.
Very happy for you Freya, I've enjoyed watching your interviews but I'm glad you'll be getting back to writing.
Everything you write is so real and beautiful. You deserve the spotlight — in the hall you were waitressing — what a beautiful full-circle moment. (A second book !!!! I won't ask! Just excited!) 💛
Hello Freya,
In Australia here and saw you interviewed on American Thought Leaders, by the bloke who wrote the book about organ transplants from China.
Your work is similar in that it is letting us know something which is not hard to understand and yet is about pain, suffering and distorted lives.
So you and anyone in a field of explanation like this, need breaks to glimpse the still organic, whole and happy parts of yours and our existence.
Your journey is our journey in that you are writing for our release from capture, capture of not knowing.
Please keep your good balance, your variety of moves which keeps your stability.
In all this your voice is important and important to be continued and followed up.
Write that next book. Talk to other authors about grabbing your peace of mind to keep pouring out our story.
Missed you in Austin
Watching you travel this journey is absolutely amazing. Fun is probably not the right word. Exciting and Genuine.
What is truly heartwarming is how you've found your identity in writing. That's priceless and rare, especially for a GenZ person.
I'm sad I missed the announcements. I could have made time to be at the book signing in NYC. I agree, you truly don't capture the full embodiment of people until you stand with them in the same room.
Congrats on a successful trip and finding your way back to your core value of writing. Sometimes we don't know how much we appreciate and cherish something until we don't have it.