Priyanka Mogul

“What happens to our sense of home when we're not teenagers anymore? When where we call 'home' changes? It's a big moment when we rename our childhood homes in our phone contacts to read 'mum and dad'. When we call where we live now 'home'.”
― Nikesh Shukla, Brown Baby: A Memoir of Race, Family and Home

“This is the absolute truth of grief. It is never linear and it is never proportionate or understandable. Especially to other people. It never happens when it should. It doesn't seem to make sense to anyone else.”
― Nikesh Shukla, Brown Baby: A Memoir of Race, Family and Home

“Sometimes she cried, sometimes she laughed, because life could still be funny, even after a tragedy.”
― Laura Imai Messina, The Phone Box at the Edge of the World

“Time may pass, but the memory of the people we've loved doesn't grow old. It is only we who age.”
― Laura Imai Messina, The Phone Box at the Edge of the World