Nightmare in Berlin by Hans Fallada
Reviewed by Kristy Dolson. On November 11, Canadians honor their veterans and remember their war dead on a day called Remembrance Day. Although it began as a way to mark … Read More
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That Stretch of Path
Written by Stephen Kagarise. A wall of thin cinder blocks, speckled with mold and white Buddhist swastikas marks the bend in the path uphill. Narrowing past a concrete ruin and … Read More
A Philosophical Survey of Love Locking
Written by Stephen Kagarise. Love locking is the shared act of placing one or more padlocks on a cable railing by people who want to signify their commitment to one … Read More
Autumn at Wonhyo Temple
Written by Colin Farabee. The autumn change of the seasons in Korea always makes me think of California, in a strange way. The boiling hot Californian summer changes to warm … Read More
L.A. Galbi: Marinated Beef Shorts Ribs
Written by Joe Wabe. This past Chuseok holiday, one of the main dishes at my parents-in-law’s holiday feast was “L.A. galbi,” or marinated beef short ribs. This variation of galbi … Read More
Montes Alpha: An Italian Mountainside Restaurant
Reviewed and photographed by Sarah Pittman. I found this month’s restaurant at the base of Mudeung Mountain, just a short drive away from the downtown area, located in a quaint, … Read More
Yuhyang: A Departure from Delivery
Reviewed and photographed by Jen Lee. To how many generations must a fusion dish be served in a country before it is officially accepted as a mainstay in the local … Read More
Lindsay Herron Leads Korea TESOL Through 2020: An Interview
Interviewed by David Shaffer. Korea TESOL (KOTESOL; Korea Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages) has a new national president, Lindsay Herron, and she is living and working in … Read More