Photo Credit: Gage Skidmore “They’re wrong. There is a military option: to destroy North Korea’s program and North Korea itself. He’s not gonna allow, President Trump, the ability of this madman to have a missile to hit America. If there’s going to be a war to stop him, it will be over there. If thousands… Continue reading America’s Forever War and the Cost of Assimilation
I wrote about Asian American antifeminism for Reappropriate
You can read it here.
Clarifying the purpose of this site
So after having created a Patreon, this site may seem a little bit redundant. I wanted to take the time to clarify what this web site will be used for: A central page with links to all my published work. A host page for works I've pitched unsuccessfully but which I'd like to be available… Continue reading Clarifying the purpose of this site
I got published in The Fader
Teaser: The Woodcutter and the Seonnyeo
This is a teaser from my short story, "The Woodcutter and the Seonnyeo." You can read the full version here. The Woodcutter and the Seonnyeo Ju-Hyun Park Based on the Korean folktale, “The Woodcutter and the Heavenly Maiden.” There was no other choice. From the moment I reached out and felt Uhmma’s robe,… Continue reading Teaser: The Woodcutter and the Seonnyeo
Updates: Fiction and Patreon
Hey all, I know I've been silent here for some time. I apologize for not keeping up with this regularly. I've been pursuing a lot of different artistic projects and professional goals, so I haven't had as much time to produce the kind of writing intended for this blog. As an update, I have created… Continue reading Updates: Fiction and Patreon
No Innocents Here: Kendall Jenner and the Politics of Crying
For years, certain segments of the internet have been awash with discourse on “White tears” and the related concepts of “male tears,” “cis tears,” and others. While there have been plenty of explainers written on the topic, there has not been much comprehensive writing on the function White tears serve. There remains much discussion of “White tears”… Continue reading No Innocents Here: Kendall Jenner and the Politics of Crying