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Titi Nguyen (She/Her/Hers) is a writer exploring love, identity, labor, and belief systems through the dynamics of desire, power, and shame. Her narratives reflect the tension of living between borders and cultures, and her characters navigate personal and public landscapes of loneliness and landlessness. Titi Nguyen's writing has appeared in The Threepenny Review, The New York Times, Tin House, Paris Review Daily, Witness, and other magazines and podcasts. She received the Katherine Min Fellowship at MacDowell, the William Raney tuition scholarship at Bread Loaf Writers Conference, and Crab Orchard Review's Feature Award in Literary Nonfiction, and her work has been supported by residencies at Macdowell, Hedgebrook, and Nawat Fes. She earned her BA at Sarah Lawrence College and her MFA at Bennington College. Born in Vietnam, Titi lives in Brooklyn, New York. She loves a good ghost story.
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