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EMERALD CITY TO “KANSAS”: Linda Janssen on seeing the Wizard of Expat Life...
Welcome to “Emerald City to ‘Kansas,'” a brand new series in which we focus on expatriate-into-repatriate stories. To kick it off, we are delighted to have Linda Janssen at the Displaced Nation for the...
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Up, up and away: The Displaced Nation turns three today (no foolin’!)
Wal-lah! The Displaced Nation is turning three today. Yes, our birthday is April 1st—no foolin’! To celebrate, we would like to invite you to a virtual “hot air balloon” party. Yes, a hot air balloon...
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EMERALD CITY TO “KANSAS”: Amy Rogerson on seeing the Wizard of Expat Life and...
Welcome to “Emerald City to ‘Kansas,'” a series in which we focus on expatriate-into-repatriate stories. This month our subject is Amy Rogerson, an Englishwoman who blogs at The Tide That Left about...
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4 observations after 3 years of holding up a mirror to expat (& repat) life
Earlier this month, I wrote a post in celebration of the Displaced Nation’s third birthday, which occurred on April 1st. For three years we’ve held up a mirror, as it were, to what we’ve been calling...
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A spoonful of imagination helps the expat life go down: In tribute to our 7...
Here in the Northern Hemisphere, as summer draws to its inevitable close, I’d like to take a moment to acknowledge the talented individuals who write columns for us from an expat or otherwise displaced...
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EMERALD CITY TO “KANSAS”: Lynne Door on seeing the Wizard of Expat Life and...
Welcome to “Emerald City to ‘Kansas,'” a series in which we focus on expatriate-into-repatriate stories. Today’s subject is Lynne Door, a graphic designer and self-proclaimed “typophile” who runs her...
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THE ACCIDENTAL EXPAT: A privileged and always fascinating life in the Middle...
Today we welcome a new columnist, Indra Chopra, to the Displaced Nation. Born in India, Indra embraced the life of a trailing spouse as the means to become an international creative, as she will...
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