Pink Buddha is the umbrella for stories that stem from volunteering, traveling, meditating, and teaching. Think of this website as your dose of arm-chair travel with generous lashings of irreverence and laughing at inappropriate moments. Pink Buddha is not only for people who like the color pink or for people who like the Buddha. This website will appeal to those who love travel writing, creative writing, and dogs. This website will appeal to those who long to break through perceived boundaries and discover new countries and communities. If this resonates with you, welcome!
Art Gallery
Sketches scribbled on the back of an envelope, drawing on a night train or on a white sandy beach, mundane scenes glorified in paint and watercolor.
Featured story
Five Dollar Midlife Crisis
Published in Eclectica Magazine
I entered the store, which was filled with craft supplies for jewelry-making, scrapbooking, knitting, and party-hosting. Unsure where to go, I approached a store clerk outfitted in a mint green vest. “I’m here for the kite-making class.
Photo courtesy Lucas Alexander via Unsplash
Featured Story
Chiang Mai: Charming Hidden Cafe and Singapore’s Arab Street
I walked along a busy street when I wandered into a side alley. I discovered hidden treasures tucked inside.
Published Works
“Five Dollar Midlife Crisis” was published in Eclectica Magazine.
“Five Rupee Purification” was published in Midcult*.
“How a Summer Girls’ Trip Showed Me True Friends Stick Together” was published in LOL Comedy.
“Speaking in Tongues” was published in The Good Life Review.
“In My House We Pray” and “Nighttime Performer” were published in The Writing Disorder.
“The Order of Events” published in Feels Blind Literary.
“Spinach Around the Cyst: You’re Going to Want My Bad Ass Invention” published in Defenestration Magazine.
“On the Edge” published in The Manifest Station Magazine.
“Enfant Terrible” published in The Razor Magazine.
“Breaking Rank” published in Khora Literary Magazine.
“Eating Envy” published in The Fringe Poetry Magazine.
“What it Takes to be Real” published in Zafigo.
“Bracelets and Hunger” published in Best Travelers’ Tales.