Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
Reviewed by Michael Attard The children are living in what appears to be a private boarding school for a select few, but something is amiss. There is no mention of … Read More
Category: Arts & Culture
Painting a Landscape of the Mind – Artist Lee In-sung
By Kang Jennis Hyunsuk Upon encountering Lee In-sung’s paintings, my eyes focused on scenes featuring rolling waves on the sea, graceful seagulls, and the captivating presence of a young man. … Read More
Photographs
By Francesca Duong I carefully balanced my phone against an object a few feet away from us. After clicking the button to start the ten-second self-timer, I quickly scurried back … Read More
Think Like A Monk by Jay Shetty
Reviewed by Michael Attard Officially, Jay Shetty was a monk for three years. So, one might ask, “If being a monk is so great, then why did he quit?” Simply … Read More
A Fleeting Moment
By Francesca Duong My eyes scanned the advertisement stuck to the pole as I waited for the crossing signal to turn green. A simplistic, large, brown guitar was imposed against … Read More
Gwangju Kimchi Festival 2023
By Olivia Laurel Kimchi (김치) has gained popularity all over the world, and millions of people are celebrating it. But what makes kimchi so great? Let us take a look… … Read More
In Search of True Happiness in Life
Travel Sketching by Artist Kim Hae-sung By Kang “Jennis” Hyunsuk Kim Hae-sung was born and raised in Gwangju and is known as a watercolor artist. Whenever I go to see … Read More
A Tangled Web: Mata Hari: Dancer, Courtesan, Spy
Mary Craig is an historian specializing in the history of central Europe from 1848 to 1933. Mata Hari was born in 1876 and executed in October 1917. The biography reads … Read More