Wasafiri 96: Korea - Divisions and Borders

Guest Edited by Phillip Y Kim and Krys Lee

Editorial by Phillip Y Kim & Krys Lee

Interviews with Chang-rae Lee, Jang Jin-sung, Jung Yewon with Jung Young Moon, Sora Kim-Russell with Pyun Hye-Young

Articles Private Life of the Nation, Between Tradition and Modernity, Representing Seoul

Art Heashin Kwak: Division and Diaspora

Fiction by Yun I-hyeong, Jung Jidon, Ha Seong-nan, Ch'ŏn Un-yŏng, Jung Young Moon

Poetry by Pak Jeong-dae, Han Kang, Kim Ki-taek, Song Gyeong-don, Kim Seung-Hee, Kim So-yeon, Sin Yong-Mok

Reviews: Mary Lynn Bracht White Chrysanthemum; Eugenia Kim The Kinship of Secrets; R O Kwon The Incendiaries; Pyun Hye-young City of Ash and Red; Hwang Sok Young Familiar Things; Kim Young-ha I Have the Right to Destroy Myself, Black Flower, Your Republic is Calling You; Han Yujoo The Impossible Fairytale

Guest Edited by Phillip Kim and Krys Lee

Phillip Kim and Krys Lee Editorial: Divisions and Borders

Minsoo Kang Between Tradition and Modernity: The Place of Classic Hangeul Fiction in the History of Korean Literature

Krys Lee Chang-rae Lee with Krys Lee

Yun I-hyeong Fiction: Luka

Han Kang Poems

Hyungji Park Article: Representing Seoul: Techno-Orientalism and the Future of Reproduction in Cloud Atlas

Jung Yewon In Conversation with Jung Young Moon

Jung Young Moon Fiction: Vaseline Buddha

Park Jeong-dae Poem: On The Leftist Leaning Evening I Listen to Tom Waits

Song Gyeong-dong Poem: In Cancun, Mexico

Kim Ki-taek Poems: In Berkeley, An Old Man Going Up the Stairs