Mary Anne MohanrajBECAUSE Keynote 2014: Holding HandsI was nineteen years old, at a party in college, and this friend of mine, Kira, had just broken up with her live-in boyfriend. I asked her…Jun 13, 20202Jun 13, 20202
Mary Anne MohanrajThe ArrivalSan Francisco, Chicago, London: first days of April 2005Jun 21, 2018Jun 21, 2018
Mary Anne MohanrajinGay MagThe Body My Immigrant Parents May Never UnderstandSri Lankan writer and academic Mary Anne Mohanraj on writing eroticaApr 3, 20186Apr 3, 20186
Mary Anne MohanrajEasier to Pull Him OutI phrased and rephrased, trying to find a way to tell my son’s first grade teacher what was likely to work with him, without making him…Sep 15, 20161Sep 15, 20161
Mary Anne MohanrajThe Window: On Writing, Cancer, Emotional Labor, and TimeThere’s a quote in Lois McMaster Bujold’s novel, A Civil Campaign. Miles is talking to Ekaterin, the woman he loves, and he’s telling her…Jul 26, 2016Jul 26, 2016
Mary Anne MohanrajTowards a More Welcoming WarIn this volume of the Wiscon Chronicles, we find ourselves considering what it means to live at the intersections of various identities…May 30, 20161May 30, 20161
Mary Anne MohanrajBirthstonesSuresh sat across the kitchen table from the slender woman, sharing a last evening cup of tea, surprised yet again by how lovely Priyanka…Mar 4, 2016Mar 4, 2016
Mary Anne MohanrajNavigating Masculinity: A RoundtableMary Anne: I’m Mary Anne Mohanraj, your host for this discussion of intersections and alliances; we’ll start with questions of maleness and…Feb 21, 2016Feb 21, 2016