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      ‘The Incendiaries’ is the most buzzed-about debut of the summer, as it should be

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      Jul 23, 2018
      “The Incendiaries” is a sharp little novel as hard to ignore as a splinter in your eye. You keep blinking at these pages, struggling to bring the story into some comforting focus, convinced you can look past its unsettling intimations. But R.O. Kwon, the 35-year-old Korean American author, doesn’t...
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      Library of Congress National Book Festival: Fiction Stage schedule

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      Aug 24, 2018
      Min Jin Lee is the author of National Book Award finalist “Pachinko,” which delves into the complicated relationship between Japan and Korea. She is also the author of the novel “Free Food for Millionaires.”
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      Three novels about Korean history give context for current events

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      AUG.07.2018
      about North and South Korea have dominated the news recently, but what do Americans really know about the history of these countries? There may be some gaps in our collective knowledge, but a trio of novels steps into that void, beautifully illuminating Korea’s past in ways that inform our present.
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      Michael Dirda reviews Korea’s version of ‘Robin Hood’

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      9 March 2016
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      A woman going mad, and a radical refusal, in ‘The Vegetarian’

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      JAN 20, 2016
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