by JEON Byung-geun from Book Club Origin  ·  45 MIN READ
“A solution to the density and complexity limitations of hanok” — A talk by architect Hwang Doojin.
by SHIM Kyu-sun from Dong-A Ilbo  ·  28 MIN READ
“Korean theater people are surprised by the restrained format, the level of quality achieved through calculation of the tiniest details, and the thoroughness of Japanese plays; Japanese theater people are attracted to the sincerity of the themes, the primal rituality, the dynamic playfulness, and the rough yet deep scent of life in Korean plays.”
by PARK Hyemi from Way  ·  8 MIN READ
A chat with a book conservator.
by LEE Bo-ram from Way  ·  19 MIN READ
Daring to go without… The social construct that is the woman’s body, and some real-life stories on letting them all hang out.
by Gorani from Nongaek  ·  6 MIN READ
by KIM Chang-hoon from Pressian  ·  21 MIN READ
“Korea is a society in which nationalism is going extinct—its embers lighting up only during football games. Minjok persists as a sentiment but as an ideology it is fast disappearing.”
by Subin KIM  ·  16 MIN READ
Published in 2009, The Private Life of a Nation imagined the impossible: the unification of South and North Korea. Here’s an introduction to the opinions of its author, Lee Eung-jun, and a translation of the second chapter.
by KOO Hee Eon  ·  10 MIN READ
Some Korean restaurants fall short of their matjib claims. Here’s some strategy for your online hunt.
by Somdaeri from Sommeliertimes  ·  8 MIN READ
by Gorani from Nongaek  ·  6 MIN READ
by Haena Stella KIM  ·  14 MIN READ
The shambles and the political fallout.
by R.H. Lee  ·  14 MIN READ
A review of Wrapping the Bandage (2020) by Yoon Yi-hyung.
by Haena Stella KIM  ·  8 MIN READ
The Seoul Teachers Union. The Office of the President. Lee Nak-yon