Yoona Lee is a Seattle-based writer and visual artist. She received her bachelor’s degree in English, with a minor in Fine Arts, from the University of Pennsylvania. Yoona has presented her writing and drawing to talk about cultural identity, hybridity, and marginalization in various educational environments. Her artwork has appeared at Sotheby’s NYC, the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience, and other Seattle venues. You can find Yoona’s blog, which contains her writing and illustrations, here.
Yoona Lee
Articles
Temptation and Trickery: Dirty Double-Dealing in “Orchid & the Wasp”
Yoona Lee reviews Caoilinn Hughes's debut novel, "Orchid & the Wasp."
Revival and Resurrection in Alison MacLeod’s “All the Beloved Ghosts”
Yoona Lee reviews Alison MacLeod's latest.
The Course of Love: A Crash Course in the Long-Term Relationship
In "The Course of Love", Alain de Botton debunks the myth of “happily ever after”.
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