# Nadia Owusu
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nadia owusu (born Dar es Salaam) is an American writer and memoirist. She won a 2019 Whiting Awards.She graduated from Pace University , Hunter College , and Mountainview College.
== Works ==
Aftershocks, A Memoir, New York, Simon & Schuster, 2020.
62. When Memoir Brings Loved Ones Closer featuring Lena Lee
Lena Lee joins Let’s Talk Memoir for a conversation about unresolved grief and permission to acknowledge our losses, sibling relationships over time, how memoir can bring us closer to loved ones, emotional distance in our narratives, taking care of ourselves when writing, and her memoir Girl Upro...
Nadia Owusu: Aftershocks
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"1. Unwelcome Reunion Unwelcome ReunionWhen I was twenty-eight, my stepmother Anabel came to New York on vacation. She was living, at the time, in Pakistan, where she worked for a UN agency. At a restaurant a few blocks from my Chinatown apartment, we ate noodle soup and drank re...
Round Up Review: Ian McEwan's 'Lessons' and Death of England Finale
Round Up Review of a few books/shows I've seen recently: Ian McEwan's 'Lessons' , Nadia Owusu's memoir 'Aftershocks' and Death of England Finale featuring Sharon Duncan-Brewster and Sian Doherty @sohoplace... in addition to the usual chinwag.
“Circles Within Circles” featuring Nadia Owusu
In this episode of Imposter Hour, Liz and Greg sit down with Brooklyn-based writer Nadia Owusu to explore the raw and riveting journey behind her memoir, *Aftershocks*. Nadia opens up about the themes of identity, belonging, and imposter syndrome that weave through her story, shedding light on th...
Aftershocks: How Personal and Historical Tremors Shape Us with Nadia Owusu
What if the stories of our past—both personal and historical—shape our lives more than we realize? In this episode of Beyond the Bestseller, I sit down with Nadia Owusu, author of Aftershocks, to discuss her deeply personal and beautifully written memoir that explores identity, loss, and the ways...
Home will be with me wherever I go, by Nadia Owusu
As the daughter of UN diplomat, Nadia Owusu grows up across several worlds. Trailing her father from Africa to Europe before moving to the United States for university, Nadia grapples with her fractured identity. But when Nadia returns to her father's village in Ghana, she finds an unexpected and...
EP01 — A Good Mask — Nadia Owusu — Read by Harriet Dunlop
A sharp, intimate story about identity and presentation — and the line between safety and self-erasure. Narrated by Harriet Dunlop. Produced by Eric Akoto.
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