Colin Marshall continues his dive into the Korean Film Archive’s YouTube channel with Jang Sun-woo's "The Road to the Race Track" (1991).
No Sex Please, This Is Korea: Jang Sun-woo’s The Road to the Race Track (1991)
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Livestream Reading of Emily Wilson’s Translation of The Odyssey: An Interview with Lee Ranaldo
Lara Schoorl talks with writer, musician, and artist Lee Ranaldo about participating in a livestream marathon of "The Odyssey."
Livestream Reading of Emily Wilson’s Translation of The Odyssey: An Interview with Bethany Joy Collins
Lara Schoorl talks with Chicago artist Bethany Joy Collins about participating in a livestream marathon of "The Odyssey," hosted by Oklahoma Contemporary.
t-swift is a dialectic
Becky Zhang follows the evolution of Taylor Swift's aesthetic with the release of her latest album "folklore."
Politics and Policies of Economic Insecurity: Talking to Michael J. Graetz
Andy Fitch talks with Michael J. Graetz about wealth inequality and his book "The Wolf at the Door."
It’s Over
Francey Russell inspects Amy Seimetz's "She Dies Tomorrow," hailed as the first COVID film.
The Bequest of Enlightenment: An Interview with Robert Wood
Amy Lin talks with Robert Wood about growing up in Redgate, in the Southwest of Western Australia, and its impact on his literary life.
The First Comprehensive Introduction to “K-Lit” Past and Present: Youngmin Kwon and Bruce Fulton’s What Is Korean Literature?
Colin Marshall delves into the development of Korean literature as a genre, through Youngmin Kwon and Bruce Fulton's "What Is Korean Literature?"
Expanding Interdependence: Talking to Jeffrey D. Sachs
Andy Fitch talks with Jeffrey D. Sachs about how we became a global species, and what that means now.
“Not realistic, real”: Talking with Rick Gekoski
Erik Martiny talks with Rick Gekoski about his uncompromising character James Darke, and the forces behind his original novel and recent sequel.
