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Everyday is fun and wins with SignalPlus

May 28, 2024 | medium.com | Kathy Chow

Ever since I started hitting the markets on SignalPlus, trading has become an everyday gig for me. Initially, I was all in for the Deck Haven card draw, but then I stumbled upon another gem - SignalPlus Daily Ranking Prize. Honestly, it's been a game changer, making each trading day a bit more rewarding. So here's the deal with the Daily Ranking Prize: it's all about climbing that daily leaderboard. The higher you rank based on your trading volume, the more USDT you pocket.
Las extrañas crónicas del infierno doméstico de Susan Taubes

Jan 7, 2024 | espanol.news | Kathy Chow

Libros y artes / Su ficción inédita (una novela corta y cuentos) en Lamento por Julia Eche un vistazo a las tribulaciones banales y de pesadilla de la vida matrimonial. Política publicitariaLeer la ficción de Susan Taubes puede resultar extraño: atrapado en los mundos mórbidos que evoca, el lector es propenso a sentir fiebre. Sus historias desdibujan la realidad y las alucinaciones, cortadas por momentos de nítida claridad.
Susan Taubes’s Uncanny Chronicles of Domestic Hell

Jan 4, 2024 | thenation.com | Kathy Chow

The Nation WeeklyFridays. A weekly digest of the best of our coverage. By signing up, you confirm that you are over the age of 16 and agree to receive occasional promotional offers for programs that support The Nation’s journalism. You may unsubscribe or adjust your preferences at any time. You can read our Privacy Policy here. At the age of 15, Julia, then a virgin, begins to indulge in violent sexual fantasies.
Susan Taubes’s Uncanny Chronicles of Domestic Hell

Jan 4, 2024 | msn.com | Kathy Chow
Reimagining the life of a boundary-breaking Chinese American actress

Jul 10, 2023 | sfgate.com | Gail Tsukiyama |Kathy Chow

- - - The life of the Chinese American film actress Anna May Wong was one of heartbreak. Acting was her passion, and her love for the art fueled her pursuit of stardom. It also destroyed her. Wong fell in love with film at a young age when, as a child in Los Angeles, she skipped school to watch movies and loiter around film sets. She landed her first leading role at the age of 17 in "The Toll of the Sea" (1922).
Review | Reimagining the life of a boundary-breaking Chinese American actress

Jul 10, 2023 | washingtonpost.com | Kathy Chow

Comment on this storyCommentThe life of the Chinese American film actress Anna May Wong was one of heartbreak. Acting was her passion, and her love for the art fueled her pursuit of stardom. It also destroyed her. Wong fell in love with film at a young age when, as a child in Los Angeles, she skipped school to watch movies and loiter around film sets. She landed her first leading role at the age of 17 in “The Toll of the Sea” (1922).
For the Modern Liberal, Looking Good Is More Important Than Acting Good

Jul 1, 2023 | msn.com | Kathy Chow

The ritual takes place every day, all around you. “Disposable coffee cups take forever to decompose,” a man observes. Then he picks up a five-dollar latte. “Fast fashion is congesting our landfills!” an acquaintance cries as she purchases a cheap top. Your boss laments humanity’s ever-escalating carbon emissions and cranks up the AC to arctic temperatures.
For the Modern Liberal, Looking Good Is More Important Than Acting Good

Jul 1, 2023 | politico.com | Kathy Chow

POLITICO illustrationKathy Chow is an assistant editor at The Yale Review, an editorial assistant at the Boston Review and a PhD candidate at Yale. The ritual takes place every day, all around you. “Disposable coffee cups take forever to decompose,” a man observes. Then he picks up a five-dollar latte. “Fast fashion is congesting our landfills!” an acquaintance cries as she purchases a cheap top.
On Loving White Boys

Feb 22, 2023 | thepointmag.com | Kathy Chow

The first white boy I loved was in the fourth grade, soon after I had moved from Taiwan to Australia. Ben was a pale, thin boy with sandy hair and hazel eyes. He often sat at the computer in the corner of the classroom, tapping away. I couldn’t talk to him, my ability to communicate in English at the time capped at raising my hand, mumbling “toilet,” and frowning. Nonetheless, I liked sitting next to him with a book open in my lap, admiring his air of quiet intelligence.