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[Journal] A Point of View
By Novelist Joo Youn
The woman loved to go on bus trips. She liked to be lost in thought on the bus, sitting in the front seat, while watching the...
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[Journal] Writer Jeong-in
I always thought of going only one way. Despite a girlhood full of hopes and dreams, I didn’t take any other way seriously....
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Where are we going?
While descending the North Gate of the Geum-jeong Mountains through the way of Hwa-myoeng Dong, you'll meet a sculpture of...
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The Tumen
I travelled around the area of Bookgando 2 years ago. It's the place where our own kind migrated and settled down since the...
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People walk next to a barricade set on fire during the second day of clashes between the teachers union and the Oaxaca People's Popular Assembly (APPO) members against federal troops in Oaxaca, 30 October 2006. Mexican police with riot gear, armored vehicles and helicopters moved in on Sunday to seize back control of the city center, toppling barricades erected by thousands of protesters -since last May- demanding higher teacher salaries and the resignation of Governor Ulises Ruiz. The protesters regrouped Monday on the outskirts of the city and at a university campus vowing to resist the federal police. AFP PHOTO/Alfredo ESTRELLA
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