Slow Delights: Master Ki Soon Do
Written by Karly Pierre Photographed by Lorryn Smit The road to Changpyeong is flanked by harvested fields. Mountains rise in the distance. The trees have lost their colorful fall … Read More
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Age of Solitude: Care to Join Us?
Written by Kim Dong-hun (8ball) I have not sinned, but I have a confession to make: I’ve lived alone for a long time, which means I feel quite … Read More
Mary Christmas
Written by Stephen Schelling “Daddy, why is my name ‘Mary’?” six-year-old Mary asked her father, Christopher. They were sitting on a sofa together, Mary resting in her father’s warm arms, … Read More
Holiday Movie Review
Written by Natale Ryan Christmas is one of the most nostalgic holidays for many. The most comforting thing, for me, is curling up with a family film and sipping … Read More
Transformative Novel for the Holidays: A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman
Reviewed by Kristy Dolson Hurray for the holidays. It is a time for peace, love, and joy to all. Unless you’re a holiday-hating curmudgeon. But who among us doesn’t … Read More
Colorful Mindfulness
Written and photographed by Joe Wabe For one growing up in a tropical climate, autumn was only something you would see on television. Back then, it looked like one … Read More
Heosuabi Records Releases Christmas Album 허수아비들의 겨울잡담 Small Talk With Scarecrow
Just in time for Christmas, Seoul and Masan-based하수아비 Heosuabi (Scarecrow) Records has put out their second Christmas album, cozy 12-track compilation허수아비들의 겨울잡담 Small Talk With Scarecrow. Check out some new … Read More
“Class, Do You Understand?”
Written by Dr. David Shaffer An indispensable element of any lesson taught is checking understanding. How do you, as a teacher, execute this? The convention here in Korea is to … Read More