The journey from private to public memory work is by necessity a slow and painstaking one, requiring grit, tenderness, and the steadfast support of fellow journeyers.

This page celebrates published writing by memory workers in the world—some pieces started in workshop, some nurtured through one-on-one mentoring, and some inspired by the creative tools and practices of MemoryWorks.

Keep checking back, as this page will be regularly updated!

Floyd Cheung
Sylvia’s Darlings
with Commentary

Amerasia Journal, 2024

Parul Kapur
Inside the Mirror
University of Nebraska Press, 2024

David Levine


Men to the Moon
The Thieving Magpie, 2022

Rona Luo


The Afterlives of Protest
The Massachusetts Review, 2023

Jenne Hsien Patrick


”Paint By Number 1”
”Is This Your Mother?”

Hayden

‘s Ferry Review, 2023

Leslie Tucker


We Sort of People


Kehrer Verlag, 2023

Madelaine Zadik
Avoidance
Consequence Forum, 2023

Andrew Zubiri
Fibers of Being
Virginia Quarterly Review, 2024