Ann Tashi Slater

Ann Tashi Slater contributes to the New Yorker, the Paris Review, the New York Times, the Washington Post, Catapult, Guernica, the Huffington Post, and others. She recently finished a memoir. Find her at www.anntashislater.com.

Trike Daily Personal Reflections

A Writer’s Journey Through the Bardo

In the latest episode of Life As It Is, Tricycle contributing editor Ann Tashi Slater talks about a severe illness that brought The Tibetan Book of the Dead to life for her.

By Ann Tashi Slater, edited by Sarah Fleming

Sep 16, 2021

Magazine Personal Reflections

A Journey Between Lives

How I found my way back to my ancestors through The Tibetan Book of the Dead

By Ann Tashi Slater

Summer 2021

Magazine Arts & Culture

Beyond Shangri-la

Foreign photographers have shaped the Western images of Tibet. Now Tibetans are taking control of the camera.

An interview with Clare Harris by Ann Tashi Slater

Winter 2020

Magazine Arts & Culture

Travelers

A short story

By Ann Tashi Slater

Summer 2020

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New International Airport at Buddhist Pilgrimage Site in Kushinagar, India

The new airport is part of the prime minister’s efforts to promote the country’s Buddhist heritage and encourage tourism. Plus, Myanmar’s military releases, then rearrests, prisoners, and 84000 announces a new app. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.

By Alison Spiegel, Amanda Lim Patton, and Daniel Ilan Cohen Thin

Oct 23, 2021

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The Buddhist Review

Arts & Culture

Stepping Back onto the Silk Road

An ambitious retrospective lets us view China’s ancient network of Buddhist caves at Dunhuang through the lenses of pioneering photographers James and Lucy Lo.

By Julia Hirsch

Fall 2021

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When You Greet Me I Bow: Relationship, Emptiness, Activism

Poet, translator, and Zen Buddhist priest Norman Fischer shares lessons from his decades of practice: from relationships, to emptiness, to activism, to cultural encounters between East and West.

Norman Fischer

Oct 2021

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