Bonnie Tsui
About the Author
Bonnie Tsui is an acclaimed author and journalist whose work explores the profound intersections of water, culture, and human experience. Drawing from her lifelong passion for swimming and diving, she delves into the ways aquatic environments shape our lives, from personal rituals to global histories. Tsui's writing has appeared in prestigious outlets such as The New York Times, The Atlantic, and National Geographic, where she brings a lyrical yet incisive voice to topics ranging from environmental conservation to the immigrant experience. Her debut book, 'Why We Swim,' translated into Russian as 'Зачем мы плаваем (Why We Swim) (Russian Edition),' has garnered international praise for its meditative examination of swimming's transformative power. A resident of the San Francisco Bay Area, Tsui continues to advocate for ocean literacy and sustainable practices through her multifaceted career.
