“A Scattering of the Faintest Stars”: Life After Life, by Kate Atkinson

Spring has arrived and as the planet begins another journey around the sun, all around us are the reminders that after death comes new life. This unending cycle of rejuvenation … Read More

Small Bites of Festivities

Written by Cho Namhee   When spring comes along with its blooming flowers, it is the time of year in Korea when a myriad of flower festivals attract people from … Read More

In Season: Eating Vegetarian in Damyang

Written and photographed by Karly Pierre   We took a wrong turn. My cooking teacher pulls over, trying to get her bearings. After a moment, she hails a passing car. … Read More

“Having Fun in Neverland, Peter?”

Written and photographed by JT White   I’m JT in fact, not Peter. I’ve recently released my first solo zine, of which I’m quite proud. The photos are early photographs … Read More

Poems of Shahed Kayes

New Reality Being Formed My thoughts are birds of time My heart is overwhelmed exploring the flow of time It no more runs after fen-fire birds Life is a living … Read More

Decacino: Where Beer Meets Coffee

Written by Joe Wabe Photographed by Lorryn Smit   There’s a big difference between draft beer and craft beer. Draft beer is mass-produced for the consumption of the multitude and … Read More

Just What Is “Communicative” Teaching?

Written by Dr. David E. Shaffer   If you are a teacher of English as a foreign language (EFL) in Korea, you have probably been asked, “What teaching method do … Read More

NPO Community Engagement: How an Organization Can Reach Out to the Communities It Wishes to Serve

Written by Maria Lisak   Non-profit organizations (NPOs) are especially proliferative in Gwangju. There are many NPOs that can help the international community: Gwangju International Center, Universal Culture Center, and … Read More