Mortality On my father He ruled the wok and the pot. He cooked tong from scratch with rice fluffy and hot and sweet. He pulled me out of abuse and hospitals and brought me home when I was lost. By Lai Yin / 9 Nov 2025
Orbit On dad jokes He teaches them how to stay in play when the world goes flat. By Lai Yin / 4 Nov 2025
Orbit On Householding He walks the dogs. I move the world. He does the mornings. I place everything in motion. By Lai Yin / 30 Oct 2025
Orbit Sevilla On crossing Europe alone by train and being hot and single for a while. By Lai Yin / 26 Oct 2025
Gravity Some women are sent Some women aren’t just born. They’re summoned across bloodlines and time to complete what another woman began. By Lai Yin / 24 Oct 2025
Orbit My baby turned 16 today. Some nights you don’t have to hold it all. Some nights you’re simply held. By Lai Yin / 4 Oct 2025
Governance / Subscribers Venture capital does not exist The myth, the drain, and the real cost of keeping a company alive. By Lai Yin / 10 Sep 2025
Orbit The sword they carry I didn’t just birth daughters. I birthed flames. They won’t leave my house empty-handed. They will leave carrying the sword I placed. By Lai Yin / 31 Aug 2025
Orbit Women at the beach. What nature already knows. Before I birthed my daughters, bikinis they were for covering. Today I see them wearing them to be naked in sunlight. By Lai Yin / 8 Aug 2025
Orbit The girls are in their room I didn’t declare myself mother to another daughter. I became her mother the moment I stopped tracking her as “other.” By Lai Yin / 18 May 2025
Placement / Subscribers Lisbon On shaded avenues and rooftop vistas. On cocktails, downbeat tracks and placing him. By Lai Yin / 5 May 2025
