The Storytellers Circle ensures our stories will continue to be preserved in our own voice throughout the year.
will help us invest and launch new projects/series
will cover recording, editing, and publishing one episode of K-Pod
will cover producing and publishing one
Legacy Project video
will help support ROAR Story Slam
I have been inspired, once more, to re-learn my native tongue.
Last year my husband and I hosted a wonderful thanksgiving with friends and my mom.
Ever since my children were born, I have lost the ability to watch anything other than comedies.
Rich language describes a Korean-Japanese-American former WWII medic living quietly in Connecticut in a small provincial town.
Born in 1900, Lee’s aristocratic Christian family fled Korea in 1905, fearful of the plight of their famiy with Japan’s growing political influence and imminent colonial takeover.
A fictional account of two women who fight through years of personal and national devastation, from the Japanese occupation through the Korean War, surviving with tenacity.
This issue of the Manoa Journal is a centennial celebration of literature of Korean Americans.
Autobiographical novel of a scholar’s son’s coming of age in small village during the Japanese occupation, though that is felt with some distance.
A Korean American novel and mystery about 24-year old Suzy Park who is a court interpreter estranged from her past.