Lee Maelee: Messenger of “Poetry Delivery”

Interview by Jennis Kang. Wolchul-san (월출산), a national park, has been called a spiritual mountain due to its many quaint rocks and cliffs. The mountain encompasses the villages of Yeongam … Read More

Love Is an Action Word

The Luke TLC Medical Mission Team of Suncheon City Written by Arlyn Creus Sim. As the family was driving to my in-laws, I heard my husband saying, “How I wish … Read More

Glide Through the Weekend at RollerHolic !

Written and photographed by Cami Ismanova. A few weeks ago, I had a weekend dilemma: “What shall I do? Should I go horseback riding or disco roller skating?” Both of … Read More

Hotteok: Filled Korean Pancakes

Written by Joe Wabe. Seasonal flavors have been a big part of Korean cuisine. When the temperatures rise, many people enjoy salty and sour flavors, but when the leaves fall … Read More

The Man They Wanted Me to Be:

Toxic Masculinity and a Crisis of Our Own Making By Jared Yates Sexton Reviewed by Kristy Dolson. I was surprised to learn, not that long ago, that November 19 is … Read More

Language Learning and Associated Bias

Written by Harsh Kumar Mishra. Being a linguist (that is what I obsessively call myself), I often get questions from people that are quite funny. One being, how long do … Read More

Café Tone and Its Healing Power

Reviewed by Cami Ismanova. This prolonged pandemic has the potential to turn corona blues into corona reds as depression and anxiety increase and take the shape of anger. Normally, we … Read More

The Black-Haired Tchaikovsky

Forgotten at Home, Famous Abroad (II) Interview by Jeong Jiyeon. This article is the second in a three-part series designed to shed light on the life of a musician born … Read More