Chilling with a Bamboo Mistress

Written by Cho Namhee The most troublesome part of summer is the fact that it brings a long period of “tropical nights.” Oftentimes, this season makes you feel apologetic for … Read More

Picture Perfect Pastries: Our Bakery

Written and photographed by Adam Travis Our Bakery seems like it was designed for Instagram. Beautiful floral cups and bags, a modern diner-style drink menu, and unique offerings like a … Read More

Samgyetang: Heat Beats Heat

Written by Joe Wabe Many summers ago, when I first came to Korea and enrolled in a language course, I remember one hot summer day when our teacher took us … Read More

Buying a Used Car in Gwangju

Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters Last month’s edition of Expat Living gave readers a detailed account of how to get a driver’s license here in Korea. Fittingly, in this … Read More

Attributes of an Effective Language Learner

Written by Dr. David E. Shaffer Everyone is different and everyone goes about learning in a slightly different manner. This applies to language learning as well. We often talk about … Read More

The Art of Victory: A Profile of Gwangju’s Art Players Baseball Team

Written by Wilson Melbostad Photographed by Lee Seon-woo Can artists play baseball? Can baseball players create art? Can an obnoxiously loud journalist write an interview feature that is enjoyable to … Read More

Nam-do Healing Tour: Boseong and Yeosu

Written by Sarah Pittman and Jennifer Marlton Photographed by Sarah Pittman   The Boseong Green Tea Plantation Written by Jennifer Marlton The Namdo Healing Tour combines an afternoon admiring the … Read More

Geumgok Village and Its Surroundings

Written and photographed by Shahed Kayes Traveling and writing poetry are my passions. Over the past three years, whenever I have gotten the chance, I have spent a great deal … Read More