Healing the Narrative: We Remember, She Forgets, Together We Live on
In the sunset of her grandma’s life, guest writer Waverly Chao-Scott learns that to know and accept her family’s narrative is to know and accept her own mother.
Waverly Chao-Scott
Waverly Chao-Scott is a Taiwanese American writer, creative producer, and cat owner based in San Francisco. When she’s not reading books or watching films, she writes about them. She is currently working on a series of long-form essays exploring themes of identity formation, generational patterns, and relational reconciliation. On days when she especially misses an abstract concept of home, she craves passionfruit green tea and popcorn chicken. You can find her on IG at @hey.itswaves.