Richard M. Cho

Richard M. Cho is a research librarian for Humanities and Literature at University of California, Irvine. His writing has been published in Tint Journal, Asymptote, LA Review of Books, and more. He is the founder of the book and movie review website, www.jjjreview.com.

Blueprint for Masterworks: On Roberto Bolaño’s “Cowboy Graves”

Richard M. Cho digs up “Cowboy Graves,” the recently published collection of novellas by Roberto Bolaño and translated by Natasha Wimmer....

AROUND THE WORLD

FICTION

The Tapestry of Voices: On Tash Aw’s Novels

Richard M. Cho considers the novels of Malaysian writer Tash Aw....

AROUND THE WORLD

FICTION

A Sane Man in a Demented Age: On Julian Barnes’s “The Man in the Red Coat”

Richard M. Cho appreciates "The Man in the Red Coat," the new biography of Samuel Jean Pozzi by Julian Barnes....

AROUND THE WORLD

ART & ARCHITECTURE

BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Los Angeles Review of Books

To Hell and Back: Modernized Myth in Hwang Sok-yong’s “Princess Bari”

AROUND THE WORLD

FICTION

Los Angeles Review of Books

Fire, Books, and Memories: On Susan Orlean’s “The Library Book”

HISTORY