Tells a little-known story of a WWII initiative, Project Eagle, that, had it come to fruition and its expertise been taken advantage of, ...

A personal memoir by the son of pioneering missionary Horace H. Underwood, this missive characterizes its narrator as a man of peace, invo...

This acclaimed debut novel deserves all the great attention and accolades it's received. Both a turn-the-page thriller and a litera...

Enhancing an already enthralling beginning about the surprising facts of a young woman’s stroke at age...

In her startling debut novel, Jimin Han captures several genres at once—a terrifying thriller, a coming-of-age story of first love, a his...

The accolades for this fine, epic novel are deserved. In her second novel, author Min Jin Lee follows members of a family (and many equa...

It’s been a while since I read a book, YA or adult, that captured me so thoroughly that I didn’t want to stop reading, and that I couldn’...

A 1946 tourism or culture info book for Korea, written and illustrated during the Colonial Period, gives the traditional look (by Western...

This acclaimed indie play is about two North Korean sisters who attempt to defect. Its premise is mostly how one sacrifices herself for t...

A friend of a Korean adoptee finds a photo on Facebook of a girl who could be her double. Indeed, they begin to talk to each other from C...

Suki Kim went undercover as a Christian missionary among Christian missionaries who went undercover to North Korea under the guise of ed...

Vivid illustrations enhance this wordless book, showing a touching story of surprising depth. A recently arrived immigrant b...

This early KA novel (first published 1996), centered around the Fruit ’n Food grocery, focuses on a somewhat aimless young man who gets in...

Literature Review from ENTROPY , by Peter Tieryas Liu. Stephen Hong Sohn has written one of the smartest, analytical books on literature i...