Whether writing about her mixed Palestinian-Jewish family that was brought closer by war, the Southeast Asian migrant workers who live in the shadow of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the swimming holes far from the Dominican Republic’s famed beach resorts, or the democratization of the G-string, Mya’s work revolves around considering the unconsidered. By making the familiar strange and the strange familiar, Mya nudges the frame through which readers see the world a little to the side.
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