Writing in Everyday Life
Bora Lee ReedReflections on my journey of becoming a writer.
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During the Japanese occupation, there was a man who lived in Jeolla Province, in the southern part of the Korean peninsula. He was a crook who swindled his friends out of a bunch of money, then left town and ended up in Pyongyang. There, he...
Taking Root
If you were to peruse the pages of my journal (please, don’t), I’d feel so embarrassed about the number of pages devoted to questions about finding time to write. The themes are banal and repetitive:
I don’t have enough time to write.
I...
Arirang
I tuned in to the BTS comeback concert out of curiosity. It was going to take place in the center of Seoul and stream on Netflix. While I didn’t quite have it in me to tune in for the live broadcast at 4:00 AM California time, I did watch t...
The Pope and the President
Twenty years ago, I had the unexpected opportunity to travel to North Korea with my father and a group of Korean American pastors. They were meeting with government officials, trying to negotiate the delivery of food aid. They generously al...
My first AWP
I’d heard a couple of things about the Association of Writers & Writing Programs conference (better known as AWP) before attending for the first time earlier this month.
- It’s overwhelming! With 10K folks in attendance, AWP is a firehos...
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Years ago, I decided to write a novel based loosely on family history, set in the Korean War. Over a decade later, it's finally finding its way into the world. I also write about Korean things, faith, the wilderness, and Giants baseball.
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