Fiction/Poetry

By Yook Woo-dang Hesitation Sorrow at loving you when I'm forbidden. I watch from the offing, a smile on my...

By Gabriel Sylvian Why doesn’t Korea, a country proud of many "firsts" and "bests," memorialize the first short story ever...

By Jesse Coy At one end of the officetel it was the loud and angry assault on the door, while...

By Yi Nam-hui Translation by Gabriel Sylvian This is the final installment of this story. Read part 1 , part...

By Jessie Coy Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. Part 4. That Friday, as soon as classes ended, Reggie and...

By Yi Nam-hui At the end of last year, designated as “Literature Year,” there was a small fracas in publishing...

By Yi Nam-hui Translation by Gabriel Sylvian Editor's note: This is the second of several parts of Yi's short story....

By Gabriel Sylvian Amidst rigid familism, strict gender roles and moral orthodoxy often equated with national identity and “national sentiment,”...

By Yi Nam-hui Translation by Gabriel Sylvian Editor's note: This will be the first of several parts of Yi's short...

By Kenneth McIntyre Hello? Yea Don't ask for money It's mine You're a fucking bum You've told me that for...

By Jesse Coy Nelson There were so many points in life that once having relevance for Scott now held little...

By Mizaru In 1948 Korea competed at the summer Olympics in London, England winning a bronze medal in both men/s...

By Samual Sheppard I could be James Dean in Korea, My tongue’s the source of my powers. But I don’t...

By Mizaru A review Of Nanoomi/Subject Object Verb’s Quest: Does Asian America Need a Brand Makeover? Editor’s note: Before the...

By Jesse Coy Nelson Part 1 is here and part 2 is here. "No, I'm Jon!" "I'm Jon!" It started...