
During the Black Lives Matter Movement, A Korean American Mother and Son Spar Over Political Activism
Ryan Lee Wong on cross-racial solidarity and facing intergenerational trauma in his novel "Which Side Are You On?"
Ryan Lee Wong on cross-racial solidarity and facing intergenerational trauma in his novel "Which Side Are You On?"
Author Kim Hye-jin and translator Jamie Chang on complicated family dynamics in the novel "Concerning My Daughter"
Anton Hur, Sandy Joosun Lee, and Sung Ryu on their path as literary translators, creative process, and book recommendations
In the wake of devastating loss during lockdown, Jane Dykema found healing in the distracting emotions of Korean dramas
Soon Wiley, author of "When We Fell Apart," recommends books that unfold against the backdrop of the bustling South Korean capital
Yoon Choi's collection "Skinship" explores the multi-faceted experiences and identities of Koreans in America
In the movie's "Konglish," I recognize my family, especially my mother's quest to feel comfortable in America
Caroline Kim recommends stories from a thriller about the L.A. riots to a magical realist novel about a doppelgänger
Crystal Hana Kim Doesn’t Want to Write the ‘Perfect Korean’ The author of “If You Leave Me” is thinking beyond the pressures of representation
Four writers discuss growing up with few Asian American author role models, and how Chee’s work helps change the landscape