Grandma Ava

Written by Stephen Schelling Photographed by Jeremy Wong It’s Ava!” Grandma Ava practically yelled. “‘A’ as in say, not ‘A’ as in apple. How come you never figured that out?” … Read More

Aliens

Written by J.L. Clarke It amazes me, the varied amounts of pain we humans can feel, how deep and personal and unknown betrayal can be, how we have the capability … Read More

Frames of Reference

Written and photographed by Stephen Schelling Cerberus sat inside a restaurant in Vientiane having a three-way conversation inside its heads. The restaurant was small. There was no menu. There was … Read More

Tip of the Tongue

Written by Amy-Leigh Braaf Photographed by Omer553 Kitchen knives, and stomach hives. Doctor Sericola had just left. He had claimed that the rashes were most likely a result of Noah’s … Read More

Catching the Last Subway Home

Mr. Summers begin the story with the question “Why Korea?” which perhaps echoes in many of the minds of expats here. Do you see yourself in this story? Tell us what you think!

The Healing Kimchi

Written by Carlota Smith Amidst the quick-moving people at Incheon International Airport, I struggled to usher myself inside the building. I followed the flow of moving bodies, the incomprehensible sound … Read More

Ajeossi

Words by Eden J. Jones It finally happened. One of the worst things imaginable came true. At the time, I was living in a small, rural city called Naju, which … Read More

Sunburn and the Afterlife (Sunstroked Out)

This is the exception. It’s gonna be difficult. It’s gonna be painful. Please let me know when you find the exact right place you want to go. This morning I’d … Read More