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The world around us “play[s] host to a million daily dramas, whether we witness them or not.” So writes Frank Dax, who has captured some of those daily dramas in Korea in his new book, titled 'Real Toads, Imagined Garden,' published last December.
Those who call regions near the DMZ home called for a cessation of hostile provocations and military actions that could lead to war
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"An apple has fallen. The Earth felt excruciating pain as it was breaking apart. The final." Thirteen actors chant the poem “The Final” by writer-poet Yi Sang over and over at Yi’s funeral. Meanwhile, Yi's eyes pop open at the altar. He senses someone touching his face to create his death mask. He is bewildered by everything around him, as the actors chant: "Why am I lying here? ...
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"An apple has fallen. The Earth felt excruciating pain as it was breaking apart. The final." Thirteen actors chant the poem “The Final” by writer-poet Yi Sang over and over at Yi’s funeral. Meanwhile, Yi's eyes pop open at the altar. He senses someone touching his face to create his death mask. He is bewildered by everything around him, as the actors chant: "Why am I lying here? ...
Translator and "repentant Aries" Soje views a galaxy of translation and writing stars through an astrological lens in this poem.