Grace Jung

The film’s been in development since late 2011, and we’re now in post-production looking at festival release within the year. Can ya dig it?!

I was at a kimbap jip in Yeomni-dong–a little hood in Seoul where I was living during the duration of my year there.

I was on a neurotic rampage to get somewhere as fast as I could without knowing where it was exactly.

I get taken aside in my office by colleagues who ask if I know how to use the abacus, or if I know the lyrics to Psy’s “Gangnam Style.” When I call them out on the inappropriateness of their question, the same colleagues defiantly claim they are not racist against Asians because they love Korean food and that they know I’m Korean.

“Italian kids would run in and shout, “Chink,” break up the whole store and run out. My parents worked 14-hour shifts. My mom would sit there crying, “It’s just too hard out here.”‘

dude – n. A man; a guy A stylish, fastidious man. When talking to Dudes, I always encounter the same few figures in our conversations. The following is an observation taken from experience: 1.

Four years since my last Murakami book, I now see his books being read everywhere by everyone. His books have become a household item like a fork or spatula; they are on bookshelves of every home I visit.