Writing

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Most Recent Clip…

The Modern Woman: Gendered Landscapes compiled by Yung-Hee Kim
(Korean Literature Now, Summer 2018)

Editor and translator Yung-Hee Kim does an exceptional job of collecting nine eminent short stories by adept twentieth-century female Korean authors in this anthology. Kim, a University of Hawaii professor of Korean literature, joins together not only the stories but also engages in a conversation about women writers and their literature in modern Korea. She introduces the fundamentals of Confucian gender principles, which give birth to the idea of the “virtuous woman.” … CONTINUE READING

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I am the founding editor of The Wild Hunt. Along with acquiring new fiction, non-fiction, and artwork, I also contribute articles, which can be found in the archives. Also, I am a frequent contributor to Mystery Scene magazine, where I review new and upcoming crime novels and thrillers.

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I previously acted as the World Literature Editor for The Mantle. My recent articles are below and a complete list is available here.

 

Untitled Portraits of an Imaginary City
(Literary Orphans, Winter 2017)
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Metamorphosing Identity: Beauty Looks Down on Me
(Korean Literature Now, Autumn 2017)
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Review: “The Impossible Fairy Tale” by Han Yujoo
(Words Without Borders, March 2017)
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What to Read Now: Untrustworthy Narrators
(World Literature Today, January 2016)
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Recommended Reading 2015 from Necessary Fiction
(December 2015) 
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The Rash
(Litro, November 2015)
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Helen McClory’s On the Edges of Vision
(Monkeybicycle, October 2015)
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Chris Canders’s Whisper Hollow
(Necessary Fiction, March 2015)
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Maze
(The Electronic Encyclopedia of Experimental Literature, July 2014)
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Two Poems by Erwin Uhrmann, translated from German
(a Perimeter, Issue 1 – July 2014)
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Letitia Trent’s Echo Lake
(Necessary Fiction, July 2014)
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Stephen Graham Jones’ “After the People Lights Have Gone Off”
(Monkeybicycle, June 2014)
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Karen Russell’s Sleep Donation
(The Miami Rail, June 2014)
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Dorothy Tse’s “Snow and Shadow”
(Monkeybicycle, June 2014)
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Bohumil Hrabal’s “Harlequin’s Millions”
(Monkeybicycle, May 2014)
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Unreliable Narrators in Literature
(Interesting Literature, January 2014)
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Vsevolod Nekrasov’s “I Live I See”
(Words Without Borders, October 2013) 
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Word for Word / Wort für Wort with German and American Writing Students
(Words Without Borders, April 2013)
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Literatur im Museum anthology
(Limbus Verlag, November 2012)
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When I Walked to the Edge, I Couldn’t Go Back
(The Gap, November 2012)
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It Would Not Be a Good Week for Oliver Greengrass
(Ugly Duckling Presse/Columbia University, March 2012)
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Conquering the Third Reich
(The Brooklyn Rail, February 2012)
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Crime Scene: The Festival of New Literature from Europe
(Words Without Borders, December 2011)
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Book Reviews – Various
(Publishers Weekly, 2011-2013)