Elizabeth Miki Brina, SPEAK, OKINAWA: A MEMOIR

February 23, 2021

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Episode Description

"This is a book that I needed to write my whole life. It's been building up inside of me for a long time.” Elizabeth Miki Brina talks with Zibby about how writing helped her understand both her history and herself. She discusses inherited traumas and explains the important role writing played in her healing process.

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