Edgewalkers Collective
For global citizens 5+ years abroad — past the adjustment phase, still not quite home. Essays on the unnamed experience of long-term expat life: chronic liminality, migratory grief, and the edges of identity and belonging.
“giving language and space to discuss the emotions of immigration”...”
Char and the village, Char and the village
“For anyone who has lived abroad long enough that it’s no longer an “adjustment” and yet still feels the quiet weight of living between places. Kay writes thoughtfully about migratory grief, belonging, and the things we carry even after we’ve built a life that works. Her work gives language to parts of the long-term experience abroad that are rarely talked about.”...”
Eliza, CENTERED
“Tender, clear-eyed essays on migratory grief and the "no longer new, still not home" phase of living abroad. Kay writes with real depth, and offers language, not fixing. A kindred read.”...”
The Grounded Expat, The Grounded Expat