A journey into the self — and back again
What do we see when we look at ourselves? What do we avoid? In House with No Mirrors, Tania Choi asks these questions with rare honesty — drawing on personal experience, cultural identity, and the quiet work of self-understanding to explore what it means to form a self, lose it, and slowly find it again.
At once intimate memoir and wide-ranging inquiry, this book moves through childhood, displacement, relationships, and the subtle violence of self-erasure. Choi writes with the patience of someone who has spent years sitting with difficult questions — and the courage to share what she found.
Part reckoning, part love letter — to herself, and to everyone who has ever felt invisible to their own reflection.
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