Dana Sweeney

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When I started writing, my husband asked if I understood the implication of my decision. What he meant were not the practical concerns, though there were plenty: the nebulous hope of getting published, the lack of a career certainty as had been laid out in science, the harsher immigration regulations. Many of my college classmates, as scientists, acquired their green cards under the category of national interest waiver. An artist is not of much importance to any nation’s interest. My husband’s question was about language. Did I understand what it meant to renounce my mother tongue?
Dear Friend, from My Life I Write to You in Your Life
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