Ink & Heritage
Stories from the Korean diaspora about identity, memory, language, culture, and belonging. Essays for people who’ve lived between worlds and carry their heritage everywhere.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 154 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Measuring a Good Life All Wrong
I am being Korean in Shanghai as I try on designer sunglasses. I don’t need them. I have plenty of sunglasses at home. But I’m looking for a pair that will give me that “hachagam” feeling. You know. That feeling of wearing luxury.
What ha...
The Myth of the Cavalry
Where do we put our hope when we can’t fix what’s happening?
I like being an adult. But there’s one thing I miss about being a child: knowing my parents would keep me safe. If I thought a coat hanging on the back of my door was a person wa...
The Scent of Humanity
I remember when I used to visit my grandmother’s house. It smelled lived in, cooked in, argued in. You could sit wherever you wanted, turn on the TV, or check what was going on in the kitchen that smelled so good.
It had what Koreans call...
The Disloyalty of Healing
Fear of Disclosure
Oh, no, I have therapy this week. Ugh, I hate feeling like I’m betraying my family but I know she’s going to ask me about my ancestors’ immigration and that’s going to lead to inherited trauma. Grandma is going to be wat...
An Assa Disguised As An Inssa
In Korea, 인싸 inssa comes from the word insider. Young people use this slang to refer to someone who knows what’s going on socially, who knows everyone and everyone knows them, they hear the gossip first, they participate in a lot of group a...
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This is my Korean heritage project. I write about how to turn centuries of history and family drama into life lessons for today.
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