The Wiz – A Musical by Charlie Small

Written by Sashai Yhukutwana Photographs courtesy of GPP Sometime in August while talking with a friend… Friend: “So do you want to try out for the next production?” Me: “Hm, … Read More

Adopt-a-Child: The Initiative That Keeps Giving

Written by Jennifer Marlton   Gwangju has a particularly vibrant and generous community that has long been eager to volunteer or donate to worthy causes. One of these causes is … Read More

Rehabilitation Therapies for Trauma Sufferers

Written and photographed by Chloe Chan   Have you ever experienced extremely desperate and stressful situations that make you feel hopeless and emotionally collapsed? Have you ever felt like you … Read More

Violinagliding in Gokseong

Written by Eden Jones Photographed by Gokseong Train Village Paragliding You’ve heard of skydiving and probably even paragliding, but have you ever heard of “violinagliding”? Probably not, and that’s because … Read More

Baby Onion Says Hello

Written by Maria Lisak Illustrations by Lisa Casaus   Meet Baby Onion “I like onions” is Lisa Casaus’ standard introduction of her work. She likes the round, the yellow, the … Read More

Poems Wanted!

Professor Marcy Tanter teaches American, English and Korean literature at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas. To mark the 40th anniversary of the Gwangju Uprising and to help spread knowledge … Read More

The Devil You Know

Written by Jessica Keralis Our natural tendency as human beings is to stick to what is familiar, even when it comes to the unpleasant. “Better the devil you know than … Read More

How To Rejuvenate in Nature: Slow Down

Written by Jonathan Blaney Photographed by Annalise Reinhardt and Jonathan Blaney Over the past five years working as a nature educator with children and adults, I have seen so many … Read More