“I think being the child of an immigrant means that you’re hardwired with a sense of farsickness. There’s a longing for that other home, that other culture.”
Four Questions on Farsickness: Patrick Hicks
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Four Questions on Farsickness: Rayme Waters
“A day at the creek was sometimes strange—I would lose track of time and my play focused on witchcraft, survival and death, but I couldn’t wait to go back…”
Four Questions on Farsickness: Mari L’Esperance
“I have to say that my time spent in Japan has been my core inspiration. Having had a mother who was born and raised there, the place and the culture are part of me…”
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