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Katherine Chen

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My Brain Told Me Food Was the Enemy of Love

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By Katherine Chen
| Electric Literature Verified
Personal Narrative I had to face that my broken relationship with eating ultimately mirrored a broken relationship with myself Photo by Olivier Amyot on Unsplash I had forgotten the taste of bread. Of salmon and chicken. Of chocolate and figs. My tongue held the memory of these foods, of a cube of Kobe beef so tender that it felt a profanity to chew, of a spoonful of gelato, which seemed to carry a lesson of its own: how the initial shock of cold will give way to the warmth of sugar.
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Jeanne d'Arc

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By Katherine Chen
| hebban.nl
‘Jeanne d’Arc komt tot leven als een moderne vrouw.’ Hilary Mantel Domrémy, 1412. Frankrijk staat op het punt de oorlog tegen Engeland te verliezen. Mensen lijden honger. De Franse koning is ondergedoken. In deze chaos staat een jonge vrouw op die het tij weet te keren en die de Fransen naar de overwinning zal leiden. Zij zal een heldin worden wier naam eeuwenlang herinnerd wordt: Jeanne d’Arc.
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The Ph.D. Is Not a Pit Stop for Creative Writers

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By Katherine Chen
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
At a recruiting event for a top-ranked Ph.D. program in English, a current student asked the rest of us, “How many of you actually just want to be writers?” A deafening silence followed; the otherwise mild-mannered professor, who was moderating, appeared for the first time flustered before quickly steering the discussion to safer shores. Recently, a former student of mine reached out for advice about Ph.D. applications.
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