By Dhruva Bhat I had never been to a Starbucks before. Their green-and-white signs punctuating every street were an exciting...
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Paula Puolakka (1982) is a Beat poet, writer, and MA (History of Science and Ideas) who has won poetry and...
Literature about the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bomb blasts has been around for quite sometime. But it is perhaps the first...
Book Review by Gracy Samjetsabam Title: Indigo Girl Author: Suzanne Kamata Publisher: Gemma Media (2019) Indigo Girl is a coming-of-age novel by...
The Seoul International Book Fair, started in 1954, claims to be the biggest event of its kind in Korea with...
Charles Montgomery may have moved back to America, but he still finds himself within the Korean literature world. After eight...
Dexter Filkins reviews ‘The Blood Telegram,’ by Gary J. Bass in the NYT In “The Blood Telegram: Nixon, Kissinger, and a...
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