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The Law of Lines by Hye-young Pyun BOOK REVIEW

Award-winning Korean author Hye-young Pyun, a writer who excels at creating and controlling her tragic […]

In so many ways, the women of East Asian literature are the prominent voices of

Translated from the Korean by Deborah Smith Calling it The White Book feels reductive, almost

So many of our greatest stories of terror and the supernatural come from faraway lands.

In 2016 this small Norwich-based indie press by the name of Strangers Press published a

Grass is a starkly beautiful graphic novel which reveals the true-life story of a Korean

Translated from the Korean by Janet Hong More often than not, when a musician finishes

Even if The Underground Village were to be underwhelming, it is worth attention for being

They say a picture speaks a thousand words, and yet even as a fan of

It’s troubling to think on what we’ll miss when we’re gone, and what we may