Gaijin Mama

Living and writing in rural Japan

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Suzanne Kamata

Suzanne Kamata

Expats

Expat Mama
Expat Women
Expat-blog
Holly Thompson
Sacha on the Town – Tokyo
Scribbling Still
Top Floor Corner

Japan

A Different Kind of Luxury
Claire Tanaka
Here and There Japan
Holly Thompson

Multicultural

Asia in the Heart
Kabiliana
Lulu Loves Bombay
Motherhood and Anarchy
Scribbling Still
Top Floor Corner

My Books

Call Me Okaasan: Adventures in Multicultural Mothering
Gadget Girl: The Art of Being Invisible
Losing Kei
Love You to Pieces: Creative Writers on Raising a Child with Special Needs
Playing for Papa
Screaming Divas
The Beautiful One Has Come: Stories
The Broken Bridge: Fiction from Expatriates in Literary Japan

My Publishers

Beacon Press
GemmaMedia
Leapfrog Press
Stone Bridge Press
Topka Books
Wyatt-MacKenzie

Special Needs

A Deaf Mom Shares Her World
Deaf Characters in Adolescent Literature
Disability Studies, Temple U.
From A Mom’s POV
Growing Up with a Disability
Marcy Sheiner’s Dirty Laundry
Pinwheels
Saint Nobody
Schuyler’s Monster
Top Floor Corner
Vicki Forman

Travel

Worldette

Writers

Beth Kephart
Christina Thompson
Gabriella Hewitt
Holly Thompson
Jennifer Niesslein’s Internet Presence
Leza Lowitz
Marcy Sheiner’s Dirty Laundry
Mother Words
Motherlogue
readingwritingliving
Wendy Nelson Tokunaga

Goodreads

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