Siel Ju
Articles
Too Close to Home: On Yun Ko-eun’s “The Disaster Tourist”
Siel Ju takes a trip with "The Disaster Tourist," the recently released novel by Yun Ko-eun.
Swimming Confidently Towards Uncertain Success: Anelise Chen’s So Many Olympic Exertions
Siel Ju reviews Anelise Chen’s "So Many Olympic Exertions."
To Be Young, Rich, and Screen-Addicted: Lindsey Lee Johnson’s “The Most Dangerous Place on Earth”
In Lindsey Lee Johnson’s “The Most Dangerous Place on Earth” privileged teenagers deal with the aftermath of a peer’s suicide.
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