Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
By Catherine Sasmita Living in a country where your native tongue is thousands of miles away from being recognizable is oftentimes an isolating journey. For individuals like myself, it can … Read More
Written by Boipelo Seswane. It was April 2018. In the northern hemisphere, the earth was just beginning to burst alive with springtime and new beginnings. I did the same and … Read More
Written by Fatemeh Khalili. “To my Moon,You stare at me in silence from the skyYou follow me every nightYetThis is our sad love story:Your lack of courage in coming down to … Read More
Written by Sesetu Holomisa. When I walk home and observe my surroundings, I sometimes find myself thinking, “I’m going to miss this.” There’s simplicity in walking home when it’s a … Read More
There and Here Written by Boipelo Seswane. The air was thick and sticky – the way only Korean summer air can be. The cab came to a stop as neon … Read More
Written by Saul Latham. She was in the wind from the south, under the wings of seagulls – pure seagulls that floated quietly in natural sophic essence. Underneath, she was … Read More
Written and photographed by Kevin D’Abramo. I’m a little worried though, says my beloved she crosses her legs and furrows her brow. They might not mention the Korean conscripts she … Read More
A Beautiful Written Piece Of Poetry By Robert Hinderliter.
