Reading the (Un)Familiar
JinRead outside of the Anglosphere! Curation of contemporary translated and diasporic literature.
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Women in Translation Month: Upcoming Korean feminist reads
Welcome to Reading the (Un)Familiar, where Jin curates translated and diasporic literature to encourage us to read beyond the Anglosphere. Jin is currently reading contemporary feminist Korean writers, Asian/diasporic Asian writers, and oth...
Can the past help the present? Can the dead save the living?
Welcome to Reading the (Un)Familiar, where Jin curates translated and diasporic literature to encourage us to read beyond the Anglosphere. Jin is currently reading contemporary feminist Korean writers, Asian/diasporic Asian writers, and oth...
In difficult times, we breathe and eat and read and laugh
Welcome to Reading the (Un)Familiar, where Jin curates translated and diasporic literature to encourage us to read beyond the Anglosphere. Jin is currently reading contemporary feminist Korean writers, Asian/diasporic Asian writers, and oth...
Do I still matter to the publishing industry as an unprofitable reader?
Welcome to Reading the (Un)Familiar, where Jin curates translated and diasporic literature to encourage us to read beyond the Anglosphere. Jin is currently reading contemporary feminist Korean writers, Asian/diasporic Asian writers, and oth...
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Writer, translator, academic in between DC & Seoul. Curating contemporary translated/diasporic reads at Reading the (Un)Familiar.
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