Jane Yong Kim

RT @CaitlinPacific: Two LA women - @janewhykim, a native and me, a transplant - talk about that girl who lived in Hollywood and Malibu, and…

RT @julieebeck: I also wrote an essay about what the past 3+ years of interviewing friends for The Friendship Files has taught me. It’s ext…

RT @TheAtlantic: Stories about American money tend to have a recognizable villain: the robber baron, the business tycoon, your boss. But wr…

RT @TheAtlantic: The public reception of the Heard–Depp trial is evidence of a culture that can’t seem to tell the difference between horro…

RT @michaelwwaters: I wrote for @TheAtlantic about how our end-of-life laws continue to define "family" using a dated, 1950s framework. Wh…

RT @TheAtlantic: Rachel Carson is best remembered for the moral clarity of her classic book “Silent Spring.” But she also spent her life he…

RT @jenniferjbaik: PSA: new short story by Ling Ma in ⁦@TheAtlantic⁩ to start your morning!!! https://t.co/mRzXPXDNe5

RT @TheAtlantic: The Atlantic has always been a destination for great writers and for those who love literature. That’s why we’re making bo…

RT @nicolesjchung: It was such a joy to talk with @adalimon about her writing process, creating space for your art & trusting it, being a w…

RT @davidlsims: happy monday! please enjoy my profile of the very mordant Alex Garland, who knows MEN prob won't be for anyone but can't he…

RT @CaitlinPacific: When I was 14 years old - in 1975 - Joan Didion came to my house for dinner. She hadn't even written the White Album y…

RT @TheAtlantic: "You’ve never experienced such a catastrophe, and a dose of fatalism is inevitable, even necessary." The Russian writer Ma…

RT @TheAtlantic: 1/ They lost their son on 9/11. A father dove into his grief. A mother pushed hers away. Twenty years later, it’s changed…

RT @julieebeck: I’m in love with this feature by @fhill_official about the ultra-introverts who live their lives nocturnally and the questi…

RT @andersen: "When she talked about the stories we tell ourselves in order to live, she wasn’t offering a gauzy pronouncement. She was iss…