Colin Marshall considers the grotesque sensory of experience of Park Chul-soo's film "301, 302."
Revisiting 301, 302, Park Chul-soo’s Stylish Film About Food, Sex, and Other Horrors
The Korea Blog
Dispatches on the literature, cinema, current events, and daily life of Korea from the LARB’s man in Seoul Colin Marshall and others.
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Stuffed Animals, Dust Masks, Pet Food, and Sex Toys, All Side-By-Side in Korea’s “New Shopping Paradigm”
Colin Marshall on Pierrot Shopping, Korea's "new shopping paradigm."
An Existentialist Seoul Bookstore Owner’s Message to His Countrymen: Goof Off for Once
No matter how much of an effort I make to explore Seoul, every so often something reminds me how much …
Philosophy, Dystopia, Fountain Pens, and Other Preoccupations of a Twentysomething Korean Book Vlogging Star
Colin Marshall on the YouTube book vlogging channel Winter Bookstore.
A Python Goes to Pyongyang (and Well Beyond): Michael Palin in North Korea
Colin Marshall reflects on "Michael Palin in North Korea."
The Colors of Pyongyang, Seoul’s Shadow Self
Much of South Korea had some or all of last week off work, owing to the chuseok fall harvest festival. …
Talk Like a Busanian: How to Master the Ever-Trendier Dialect of Korea’s Brash Second City
Colin Marshall on the distinctive dialect of Korea's second-largest city, Busan.
