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Jamie Chang

Contributor

Jamie Chang

Jamie Chang is a translator. Her works have been published in Azalea, ASIA, and The American Reader. She lives in Denmark.

Articles by Jamie Chang

Tell Me Where to Go

You're a born stranger. You'll feel out of place in every country.

Translated by Jamie Chang & Sora Kim-Russell

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An array of colorful pastries on trays and in bowls

Photo by The Now Time on Unsplash

Wizard Bakery

By Koo Byung-Mo

South Korean writer Koo Byung-Mo delves into the heart of a magical local bakery in this whimsical novel excerpt.

Translated from Korean by Jamie Chang

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From the Translator: Totalitarian Capitalism in a Windowless Room

In the winter of 2007, I ditched my plans to go to medical school and chose Mouthwatering by Kim Aeran as my first translation project. Like all derailing decisions I’ve made in my life that in…

Ascending Scales

Mi-yeong and I tried to grab the piano legs, but it was too late.

Translated from Korean by Jamie Chang

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From the Translator: The “I” in Communism

By Sora Kim-Russell & Jamie Chang

North or South? Whether you’re Korean-American or an expat living in South Korea, it’s the question everyone wants to ask you. Which Korea are you from? Which Korea are you living in? It’s usually answered…

I Am a Communist

By Kun-woong Park

In February of 1949, police officers stormed in without warning.

Translated by Sora Kim-Russell & Jamie Chang