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Creative NonfictionSelect PublicationsAdditional Publications

 

  • Forthcoming Bon Appetit, Backpacker Magazine, Conde Nast Traveler, Outside Magazine, Panorama Journal, Sierra Magazine
  • 5 Nutrition Myths That No Hiker Should Believe
    Backpacker Magazine
    July 7, 2017
  • Eat, Sleep, Play: A Recipe for a Happy Outdoorsey Dad
    Sierra Magazine
    June 18, 2017
  • Rules, Shmoolz Some parenting dogma is made for breaking and the backcountry is the place to do it. Print | Online
    Backpacker Magazine
  • June 2017
  • K’e yil yal tx’i: Saying Something Print | Online
    Alpinist Magazine
    June-July 2017
  • Gear for Adventurous Families
    Sierra Magazine
    May 14, 2017
  • 19 Products That Will Make Traveling With Kids Easier
    Travel+Leisure
    April 6, 2017
  • What are the Best Snacks for Backcountry Skiing and Riding?Backpacker Magazine
    March 28, 2017  
  • I tried the Chinese practice of ‘sitting the month’ after childbirth Washington Post
    January 8, 2017
  • In Pennsylvania, a tubing and snowboarding destination for families
    Washington Post Travel
    December 13, 2016  
  • Cool Enough
    Panorama: The Journal of Intelligent Travel
    Oct 30, 2016
  • The Best New Outdoor Gear for Kids Print | Online
    Sierra Magazine
    July/Aug 2016
  • How to Love the Rain Print | Online
    Excerpt adapted from Fireweed: A Memoir
    Backpacker Magazine
    May 2016
  • W.Va.’s ‘island in the sky’ hosts pristine trails for skiing and snowboarding Print | Online
    Washington Post Travel
    March 20, 2016
  • How to Enjoy a Family Ski Resort Without Skiing
    Parenting Magazine
    February 23, 2016
  • Yes, that’s my toddler snowboarding. Extreme sports don’t have to stop when you have kids.
    Washington Post
    January 22, 2016
     
  • How Canoes Are Saving Lives and Restoring Spirit
    Smithsonian Magazine
    January 6, 2016
    LOhwonSilverNATJAAward
  • The Right Mask Excerpt adapted from Fireweed: A Memoir
    Alaska Magazine
    October 2015
  • Masters and Apprentices reprinted with a new ending
    Arctic Studies Center’s Newsletter
    Issue 22, June 2015
  • Master. Apprentice: Artists and their students at the Alaska Native Heritage Center discuss their work and why mentoring matters
    Native Peoples Magazine

    March/April 2015
  • If You Take Care of Them, They Will Take Care of You: Traditional Native Tools Promote Well-Being and Encourage Reasons for Living
    First Alaskans Magazine
    Fall 2014
  • Sit’ Tlein: The Story of Hubbard Glacier’s Spirit and Indigenous Knowledge of Tlingit Seal-Hunting Practices
    Summer 2014
    *wins 1st place in Alaska Press Club Award for Best Environmental Reporting. Judge says, “This piece is beautifully and sensitively written, and offers an inspiring story of science, understanding, cooperation and healing. It carefully navigates a deep cultural divide, taking readers to a spectacular natural setting that serves as a touchstone for exploring how people, place and natural resources are intimately connected.”
  • Cover story “Did I Kill My Son?“
    Asian Fortune Magazine
    June 2014
  • Woosh teen ayxa’a! Daa naaytee! We paddle together, imitating our ancestors
    First Alaskans Magazine
    Spring 2014
  • Tilting Point: The Resilience of Arctic Youth
    First Alaskans Magazine
    Spring 2014
  • Yugtun Defenders
    First Alaskans Magazine
    Dec/Jan 2014
  • Epsalnguipagtat: How They Weren’t Stifled by Sewing
    First Alaskans Magazine
    June/July 2013
  • Warp Thread Excerpt adapted from Fireweed: A Memoir
    Fourth Genre
    Spring 2013
  • Tail End Clearing of the Pathway to the Light: Alaska’s first certified Tribal doctor(cover story) Excerpt adapted from Fireweed: A Memoir
    First Alaskans Magazine
    April/May 2013
  • Engaging Our Youth: Smithsonian Pilots New Program at Inuit Studies Conference
    First Alaskans Magazine
    February/March 2013
  • Breaking Conventions: How the Smithsonian’s Arctic Studies Center Makes a Difference in the Community
    First Alaskans Magazine
    February/March 2013
  • Giving Outside the Box: Traditions of Giving and Living the Good Life
    First Alaskans Magazine
    December 2012/January 2013
  • This Thing That Happens: How to Remove Grief
    First Alaskans Magazine
    December 2012/January 2013
  • Quiet in my Arms: Scholars find ways to respectfully preserve oral traditions
    First Alaskans Magazine
    August/September 2012
  • Mother for her People (Photos also taken by Leslie) Excerpt adapted from Fireweed: A Memoir
    First Alaskans Magazine
    January/February 2012
  • A Dogmusher’s Secret
    First Alaskans Magazine
    January/February 2012
  • Losing Everything We Stand For
    First Alaskans Magazine
    August/September 2011
  • Raising Techno Addicts
    Kids These Days! KSKA-FM 91.1
    October 26, 2010
  • Between the Lines (Notable Essay in Best American Essays 2010) Excerpt adapted chapter from Fireweed: A Memoir
    Under the Sun
    Summer 2009
  • Love Food Excerpt adapted from Fireweed: A Memoir
    Rosebud Magazine
    Spring 2009
  • Endorsements for Fireweed: A Memoir
  • “Elder Interview with Alberta Stephan” in LitSite Alaska
  • “Elder Interview with Walter Austin” in LitSite Alaska

 

 

  • Hsu L. Annotated Bibliography of Unpublished Literature on Alaska Native Traditional Healing. Arctic Health.
  • September 2009: The Voice of the Real People: North Slope Communities on NPR-A Social Science Plan. Alaska Native Science Commission.
  • March 2008: Juon HS., Strong C ., Oh TH., Castillo T., Tsai G., Oh LH. Public Health Model for Prevention of Liver Cancer Among Asian Americans. Journal of Community Health
  • December 2005: Southeast Alaska Regional Meeting Report. Alaska Native Science Commission.
  • March 2005: Southcentral Alaska Regional Meeting Report. Alaska Native Science Commission.
  • August 2003: Hsu LD et al., Student Leadership in Public Health Advocacy: Lessons Learned from the Hepatitis B Initiative. The American Journal of Public Health
  • May 2003: Understanding Our Users: How to Better Deliver Online Health Information to Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Other Pacific Islanders. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. [ HTML ] [ PDF ]
  • November 2002: Understanding Our Users: How to Better Deliver Online Health Information to American Indians and Alaska Natives. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. [ HTML ] [ PDF ]
  • May 20, 1998: Leslie Hsu and Gina Cobin writes and presents “The Partnership of Traditional Navajo Medicine and Biomedical Health Care Practices at the Chinle Comprehensive Core Facility” for the Role of Traditional Navajo Medicine Committee at the Chinle Comprehensive Health Care Facility, funded by the Harvard University Native American Program Nation Building Project.

 

  • June 2006: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Expanding the Reach and Impact of Consumer e-health Tools.
  • December 2005: Yukon-Kuskokwim Alaska Regional Meeting Report. Alaska Native Science Commission.
  • October 2005: Northwest Alaska Regional Meeting Report. Alaska Native Science Commission.
  • Summer 2005: Listening and Learning. Alaska Native Science Commission. Volume 5.2.
  • Summer 2004: Listening and Learning. Alaska Native Science Commission. Volume 5.1.
  • Spring 2004: Hannibal K, Hsu LD, Forrow L. Case Study of The Hepatitis B Initiative. Harvard Medical School . Physician in Community. CN700.0.
  • November 2003: Hsu LD, Lam B, Hawks B. Designing a Health Information Web Site with the Community. San Francisco , CA , The American Public Health Association.
  • November 2003: Hsu LD. American Indian, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian Caucus Newsletter. American Public Health Association. Volume XVIII.
  • August 2003: Hsu LD et al. “Student Leadership in Public Health Advocacy: Lessons Learned from the Hepatitis B Initiative,” The American Journal of Public Health
  • May 2003: Understanding Our Users: How to Better Deliver Online Health Information to Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Other Pacific Islanders
  • March 2003: Hsu LD. American Indian, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian Caucus Newsletter. American Public Health Association. Volume XVII.
  • January 2003: Hsu LD. Protect Yourself and the Health of Your Family. KCPC English Ministry. Lightspring.
  • November 2002: Understanding Our Users: How to Better Deliver Online Health Information to American Indians and Alaska Natives
  • July 2002: Hsu L. Transforming Personal Tragedy into Support for Others. Newsletter of the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship. Volume 5. No.2.
  • July 2002: Hsu LD et al. Get out from behind your desk: Using the web or other strategies to bring Healthy People 2010 to the community and underserved populations, Philadelphia , PA , The American Public Health Association, November 2002.
  • February 2002: National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics, Final Report-Toward a National Health Information Infrastructure.
  • December 2001: Surgeon General David Satcher. Expert Voices Essay-Eliminating Health Disparities. NIHCM.
  • December 2000: Baur C, Deering MJ, Hsu L. Defining, Assessing, and Implementing Quality Criteria in Online Consumer Health Information Services: Public Sector Approaches, Bethesda , MD , Science in a Digital World.
  • November 2000: Houston TK, Hsu L, Kaplan B, Kukafka, R. Evaluation in Consumer Health Informatics: Examples of Evaluations, How They Informed Their Projects, and How They Inform the Field. Los Angeles , California , AMIA.
  • June 2000: National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics, Interim Report-Toward a National Health Information Infrastructure.
  • January 2000: Hsu LD, Baker D, Deering MJ. Evaluating and redesigning healthfinder.gov. Washington DC , Partnerships in the New Millennium.
  • December 1999: Hsu LD. Evaluating the Design and Content of healthfinder.gov. Bethesda , MD , NIH Health Communication Forum.
  • April 1999: Hsu LD, Baker D, Eng T, Deering MJ. Building Better Online Health Information Resources with Consumer Participation. Utah , Infofair.
  • November 1998: Teich J., Abookire S., Hsu LD., Bates D., Thomas D. Clinical Software Quality Review at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Orlando, Florida, AMIA.
  • July 1998: Tran MK, Hsu LD, and Nguyen DT. A Program that Encourages Hepatitis B Vaccinations Among Asian Young Adults in Boston by Providing Free Access and an Age- and Culture-Appropriate Outreach Campaign. Atlanta , CDC.
  • Winter 1995: Hsu LD. Snoozing in Class? UCLA. Health and Wellness Letter. Volume 2.
  • Spring 1995: Hsu LD. Link Between Diet and Cancer. UCLA. Health and Wellness Letter. Volume 2.
  • 1994: Erler BS, Hsu L, Truong HM, Petrovic LM, Kim SS, Huh MH, Ferrell LD, Thung SN, Geller SA, Marchevsky AM: Image Analysis and Diagnostic Classification of Hepatocellular Carcinoma using Neural Networks and Multivariate Discriminant Functions. Lab Invest 71: 446-451.
  • March 1994: Erler BS, Hsu L, Truong HM, Petrovic LM, Kim SS, Huh MH, Ferrell LD, Thung SN, Geller SA, Marchevsky AM: Diagnosis of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Using Neural Networks and Linear Discriminant Functions of Nuclear Image Analysis Data: A Multicenter Study. Chicago, Int’l Conf Conp Cytol and Histol Lab.
  • March 1994:Marchevsky AM, Erler BS, Truong HM, Hsu L: An Inexpensive, Windows-Based Integrated Image Analysis System for the Pathology Laboratory. Chicago, Int’l Conf Comp Cytol and Histol Lab.
  • March 1994: Erler BS, Hsu L, Truong HM, Petrovic LM, Kim SS, Huh MH, Ferrell LD, Thung SN, Geller SA, Marchevsky AM: Diagnosis of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Using Neural Networks and Linear Discriminant Functions of Nuclear Image Analysis Data: A Multicenter Study. San Francisco , IAP.
  • March 1994: Erler BS, Hsu L, Truong HM, Ferrell LD, Thung SN, Geller SA, Marchevsky AM: Nuclear Image Analysis and Expert System Diagnosis of Hepatocellular Carcinoma. San Francisco , IAP.
  • March 1994: Erler BS, Truong HM, Hsu L, Marchevsky AM: A User-Assembled Windows-Based Integrated Image Analysis System for the Pathology Laboratory. San Francisco , IAP.
  • March 1994: Hsu L, Truong HM, Tolmachoff T, Petrovic L, Marchevsky AM: A Rule Based Expert System for the Classification of Hepatic Lesions Using the CAS 200 System. Washington , A.J.C.P.
  • March 1993: Erler BS, Hsu L, Truong HM, Marchevsky AM: An Integrated Image Analysis System for the Pathology Laboratory: Analysis of Data with Neural Networks, Expert Systems, and Statistical Methods. New Orleans , IAP.
  • March 1993: Erler BS, Hsu L, Truong HM, Petrovic LM, Kim SS, Huh MH, Ferrell LD, Thung SN, Geller SA, Marchevsky AM: Image Analysis and Diagnostic Classification of Hepatocellular Carcinoma using Neural Networks and Multivariate Discriminant Functions. IAP.
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Sunrise @agadafolegandros adult only retreat. Each Sunrise @agadafolegandros adult only retreat. Each brittle greenstone (buried deep in Earth, subjected to intense high pressure, low temperature subduction, then brutally pushed back to the surface) is warmed up by the sun.  If you quiet the thoughts in your head and hold your breath, you might be able to feel what Greeks call agria galini (wild peace): A rare physical silence described as an intense grounding stillness wrapped in a raw untamed elemental force. In this reel, excerpts from a livestream where you can listen to the “silence” and feel Folegandros’ energy!

See linked reel with sunset in previous Folegandros post
#agadafolegandros #greece #folegandrosisland #luxuryworldtraveler
At sunset, listen to the “sound of silence” @a At sunset, listen to the “sound of silence” @agadafolegandros —a bioclimatic architectural wonder harmonized with the island’s landscape. 

There are nine suites or villas each with own #infinitypool. The absense of motors running, people chatting, lawnmowers buzzing. And if you can be still enough, the birds (like the Common Linnets ? ) will visit. They like to bathe and sip fresh water from your pool.
 
Dont miss my exclusive interview about how #Agada was designed.
#greece #folegandrosisland #agadafolegandros
Chef @edmari_devarie introduced herself to me and Chef @edmari_devarie introduced herself to me and said she first read my work in @voguemagazine last May about #grieftravel . I was pleased to learn that my words helped her during a difficult time in her life. She messaged me:

“You were every bit as kind and warm in person as I imagined from your writing. I actually went back and reread your Vogue piece tonight, and something really unexpected happened: it hit me completely differently this time. When I first read it, I understood grief mostly as grieving people I had lost. Grandparents, aunts, people who were no longer here. I even thought about a trip my mom and I took to Alaska and how, in some ways, we found little pieces of ourselves again through that experience. But tonight I read your words from a completely different place in my life. I’m realizing that I’m grieving a lot more than people. I’m grieving my old self. I’m grieving friendships and chapters of my life that aren’t here anymore.

I’m grieving the person I used to be, even though I know I’m becoming someone new. And I’m grieving a life I thought I would have by now. [yes!! This is exactly how I feel. ]

Thank you for writing something that gave me a language for something I didn’t quite know how to name. And thank you for being so lovely tonight. I’m really glad I got to meet you.”

I received this gift in #jacksonhole after we ascended to 9,095 feet aboard the historic Bridger Gondola for dinner at @jacksonhole Piste Mtn Bistro.
 
We nearly had the whole place to ourselves due to a reservation glitch. The dining room spilled out onto a deck where we gathered briefly that morning before hiking down to our launch point. 

After placing our order, the sun set over the Tetons while the kids hiked up to the peak in their flipflops and skirts. I teared up thinking about how these moments when the 6 of us could explore national parks together were coming to an end.
Soaring air thermals is thrilling and terrifying. Soaring air thermals is thrilling and terrifying. You are a feather rising and falling, at the mercy of air deflected by the mountains and trees. A paraglider pilot determines whether an air thermal will reduce your descent or initiate a climb while you enjoy the raw feeling of engineless flight. A wobble here and there. Your heart skips a beat. Everything that you worried about disappears when the world looks so far away and you are flying side-by-side birds. 

This summer I was determined to tackle a #bucketlistadventure because I had no idea when my kids would lose interest in travelling with us. This is @kohadventures 21st summer, @ethanjsoh 18th, @rileyaustinoh 13th and @loganohrides 10th summer. Life continues to pull us apart. So knowing that I will be dropping off two kids at college soon, I asked them what was their number 1️⃣ bucketlistadventure ?
 
“Skydiving,” Kyra says. 

“Heliiboarding,” Riley says.
 
I surprised them with paragliding because since 2017 when I first experienced this sport in France, then Italy 2019, and Switzerland in 2022,  I have longed to share this w/my family.

#jacksonhole is ideal for #paragliding because a flat, low-lying valley is directly adjacent to ultra-steep, massive mountain ranges creating immediate massive altitude separation.  Plus advanced paragliders like the challenge of trying the “shot” (flying to @grandtetonnps) !

@jacksonholeparagliding not only has 30 years of experience with 60K safe tandem flights but owner Scott Harris one of the first to pioneer this sport, has pulled off a 6 hr flight in Columbia 2016. He orchestratend 6 paragliding pilots (one for each of us Riley = Dan Roof, Logan = Mike Bickley, Ethan =David Robinson, Kyra = @beaubach, me = Scott Harris, Thomas = Steve Marangi), one for the photographer @luke_gentry_photography and drone pilot @dangibeau.beinghuman …so at least 16 of us gathered at the top of Rendezvous Mtn. Steve and David were acro paragliders! They treated Thomas & Ethan to extreme paragliding tricks!! I was so jealous.

At 10,450 feet, we watched first Riley, then Logan, Ethan, and Kyra run off the mtn laughing. We looked at each other, eyes wide, thinking “What have we done?”
In this replay of a #liveinstagram story you’ll In this replay of a #liveinstagram story you’ll get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of what its like to travel with us. 
We are @yellowstonenps (my memoir opens here when I was 9 and our family got caught in a flash storm) and tomorrow we will drive to @glaciernps (where I worked the summer my mother died of the same disease that claimed my brother’s life the year before.). I share my encounter with park rangers at #yellowstonenps who told me that adults can earn a #juniorrangerbadge

Riley shares what it was like to paraglide !! Yes stay tuned for drone footage on that…
@mountainmodernjh is 10 miles from @grandtetonnps @mountainmodernjh is 10 miles from @grandtetonnps 12 miles from @jacksonhole and 55 miles from @yellowstonenps .

Arrived around 1am after driving 10 hrs it was extremely convenient to have a functional kitchen, two bathrooms, and the most comfortable sofa sleeper and king bed that I ever tried…the kind that makes you forget where you are and what you’re supposed to be doing. During ski season, guests have complimentary shuttle to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort @jacksonhole 

The best part was my youngest @loganohrides  figured out how to swim cheered on by her sister @rileyaustinoh and @k.o_adventures while dad recooperated from the long drive. 
#jacksonwy
#jacksonhole
#mountainmodern
#staywild
Sneak peak of a story Im working on about legalize Sneak peak of a story Im working on about legalized #psychadelicretreats.  This is one of the locations where @confluence.retreats operates in partnership with Omnia Group Ashland, a licensed-and-regulated Psilocybin Service Center, and Hi-U Foundation, a Nonprofit with the mission to steward high-quality transformational experiences using psilocybin in connection with the natural world. 

Thank you Myles Katz for sharing your thoughts about @9strangershulu and your extensive experience running safe research backed 3 and 5 day retreats.
A few months ago on Day 5 of my #awpeloponnese adv A few months ago on Day 5 of my #awpeloponnese adventure bad weather cancelled our kayak trip and @exploremessinia and @fotis.outdoors and @george__malamas surprised us with a hike to Voidokilia Beach, where #christophernolan filmed Athena apoearing to Telemachus (Odyssey’s son) in @theodysseymovie and #nestorscave where #odysseus and his crew search for food and shelter not knowing that Cyclops Polyphemus lives there.

#voidokiliabeach, an omega shaped beach, is designated a Natura 2000 site meaning no one is allowed to build anything here. No hotels or bathrooms. When I first saw the Ionian Sea crystal clear in hues of turquoise and emerald lapping against coarse white sand, I didnt hesistate. Just walked straight into the sea eager to imagine whats its like to first discover this place.

I never made the 20 minute hike to Nestor’s Cave because I got lost in photographing “mermaid’s hair” or green macroalgae. Its unique to this ecosystem of warm calm stagnant brackish water and accelerated photosynthesis due to the intense Mediterranean sun. 

Walking towards the middle of the omega shaped bay, the sea shallow enough that I didn't have to swim, I couldn't help dipping my toes into the mysterious black squishy floor. Now that I know its decomposing seagrass. Ewww!! Low oxygen levels and the calm Ionian Sea accelerates the decomposition into a gelatinous mud layer. A sign of a healthy marine ecosystem!

If you cant make it to Greece, watch the first film in history shot entirely in 70mm imax (only 25 theaters in US) meaning larger frame and higher resolution. Thats what Im doing Sunday.

Drone credit and photos: @sub_images @rick.slash
Happy Father’s Day to Thomas and all the men who Happy Father’s Day to Thomas and all the men who show their kids how to support the dreams of your loved ones.

In my recent 10 day #awpeloponnese expedition, I spent Mothers Day hiking along the trail to Cape Tainaron, rumored to be the Gates of Hades. Long long ago, people came here to ask the souls of the dead predictions of the future.

I didnt speak to my mom who passed away 33 yrs ago as much as explore the karst topography through my camera lens like she would’ve and dipped my feet into cold choppy merge between the Ionian Sea and Aegean Sea and ran my fingers over the fragile-looking limestone pocketed with deadly sinkholes and jagged plates embedded with marble and flint stones.

I felt guilty that @rileyaustinoh dad had to help her pack for her first 3 day backpacking trip. I facetimed Riley when @ethanjsoh picked her up from the trailhead. She had bandaids all over her legs which she showed me like badges of courage. I could see tears well in her eyes despite her tough attitude. 

Other moms like @jenreynolds1982 that I travelled with also facetimed their kids ! We shared tips on how we travel w/o our kids (and why its important for us to connect with the person we were before becoming a wife and mother.)

😍FaceTime whenever you get service so the kids feel like they got to see the destination.

📸photograph wonders of the world or anything they can talk about at school

🎣bring home something handmade from the destination (regalia, jewelry, hair accessories, mosaic, candle holders)

I felt a sense of pride that my mom might be projecting to me, that I got to see more of the world than she did. 

How do you balance your job and your role as a mom?

#landofimpossiblebeginnings #visitgreece #visitpeloponnese

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