We live in a global society that heavily emphasises youth and beauty. Billboards across the world feature young faces with…
Johanna Stiefler Johnson

Johanna Stiefler Johnson
I’m Danish and American, but I grew up moving around Asia, Europe, and the United States because of my father’s work with the UN. I am currently an undergraduate at Boston’s Emerson College, where I major in Writing, Literature, and Publishing and minor in Environmental Studies. My fiction work has appeared in The Greensboro Review, Blacklist journal, and Polaris magazine, and I’m excited for the opportunity to publish nonfiction work in Expat Life in Thailand. My main issues of interest are the environment, animal protection, and feminism.
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Bangkok isn’t known for its art exhibits, but hidden gems scattered throughout Bangkok do have art to offer. Several galleries…
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“Every year, the world produces 300 million tonnes of plastic… Eight million tonnes of waste are dumped into our oceans…
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While attending the International School Bangkok (ISB), I had the opportunity to participate in Global Citizenship Week. As the name…
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Eager summer sunlight streams through the large windows of the Ambassador’s home. We are led through a hallway lined with…
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On an overcast Saturday, a humid breeze drifts with the threat of rain over Chatuchak Market’s hustle and bustle. Some vendors…
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Spend an afternoon at a Thai market and you’ll end the day with a larger carbon footprint than you started…
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When my college peers in Boston ask me where I’m from, they expect me to name a state. I don’t…