The Morning Calm of Ink Wash
Written and photographed by Saul Latham Korea’s morning calm is drifting. Excited by the power and speed of international currents, Korea floats on the lips of new technological waves, … Read More
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Rehabilitation Therapies for Trauma Sufferers
Written and photographed by Chloe Chan Have you ever experienced extremely desperate and stressful situations that make you feel hopeless and emotionally collapsed? Have you ever felt like you … Read More
Gwangju Lyric
Written by Saul Latham Photographed by Wilson Melbostad Gwangju, aren’t you glad you’re here. Gwangju, Gwangju, the Jurassic rocks sing, on top where the trees swing, stop and you may … Read More
Violinagliding in Gokseong
Written by Eden Jones Photographed by Gokseong Train Village Paragliding You’ve heard of skydiving and probably even paragliding, but have you ever heard of “violinagliding”? Probably not, and that’s because … Read More
Making Language Learning Easier
Written by Dr. David E. Shaffer As language teachers, we all know – contrary to what some coursebook publishers and language schools would have us believe – that learning … Read More
Tteokbokki: Spicy Stir-Fried Rice Cakes
Written by Joe Wabe I have to admit that tteok, or long, white, cylinder-shaped rice cakes, was not an easy snack to adapt to. Its chewy bland taste was not … Read More
Bistro Karu
Written and photographed by Sarah Pittman As one of the food columnists for the Gwangju News, I try not to have the same style of food every month. Gwangju is … Read More
A Eulogy for the Nightmare Lab
Written and photographed by Ryan Berkebile I’m not a ghost chaser or drawn to stories of the paranormal. I don’t explore abandonments purely for the thrill-seeking rush. My goal … Read More