Hayun Jung taught me that fiction is the art of the perspective. What makes a story itself is its vantage point with its particular limitations and freedoms.
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If you want to write, you have to exile yourself from your “self” and learn to follow the language
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When I turn off the television, the molecules settle around me in a potent, intimate silence. I’m not alone in this silence.
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But surely, you might say, queer Koreans don’t exist, much less queer Korean literature. (Yes, people have said that to my face.)
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