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From The Archives: Before ‘American Hagwon’, Min Jin Lee On ‘Pachinko’

Following the much-anticipated release of Min Jin Lee’s new novel, American Hagwon, we revisit Dua’s July 2023 Book Club conversation with the author about Pachinko, which follows four generations of a Korean family as they navigate identity, displacement and belonging in Japan. ...  Show more

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