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
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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
Dog Facilities and Dog Parks
Written and photographed by Faith Holdsworth There is nothing that brings me more joy than seeing people’s faces light up as they walk by my dog. Kenga is a … Read More
The Games of Our Childhood: Larong Pinoy
Written by Ynell Lumantao-Mondragon Photographed by Paolo Mondragon The Filipino communities in Gwangju and nearby areas held their summer games last month. Dubbed “Larong Pinoy” (Filipino games), the event … Read More
Shooting It Up in Naju
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters It’s always good to step out of your comfort zone, especially when you find yourself worn thin by the daily grind. To relieve … Read More
Gwangju Cultural Mapping Project: Bridging Differences, Highlighting Humanities
Being a foreigner in a foreign land, I am really curious to understand more about the place where I reside here in Korea. However, due to my slow learning of … Read More
Buying a Used Car in Gwangju
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters Last month’s edition of Expat Living gave readers a detailed account of how to get a driver’s license here in Korea. Fittingly, in this … Read More
The Art of Victory: A Profile of Gwangju’s Art Players Baseball Team
Written by Wilson Melbostad Photographed by Lee Seon-woo Can artists play baseball? Can baseball players create art? Can an obnoxiously loud journalist write an interview feature that is enjoyable to … Read More