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“At the Existentialist Cafe” By Sarah Bakewell Other Press (439 pages, $25) Here’s a startling thought. Consider what you are doing right now without …

“Bad News: Last Journalists in a Dictatorship” By Anjan Sundaram Doubleday Books (208 pages, $25.95) In the early 1990s, the world watched in horror as …

HONG KONG (AFP) — As the film and music industries grapple with the fallout from the race controversy that dogged the Oscars and the Brit Awards, English …

Korea will be spotlighted as the guest of honor at the Paris Book Fair, to be held March 16-20 at the Paris Expo Porte de Versaille exhibition center, where a …

NEW YORK (AP) — Homework? Ban it! Circle time? It’s not for every kindergartner. Forced sharing? How about letting a kid play with a toy until she’s …

The Michelin Guide, an international benchmark of good food, said Thursday it will publish a guide of restaurants and hotels in Seoul later this year to …

South Korea will open a state-run facility for promoting Korean culture in Abu Dhabi Thursday, the first in the Middle East, the government said. The new …

“What Is Not Yours Is Not Yours: Stories” By Helen Oyeyemi Riverheard Books (336 pages, $27) Midway through the third and strongest of the nine stories in …

As the weather warms up, a little early spring greenery is set to grace D-Cube in Sindorim, Seoul. The Irish Association of Korea will be holding its annual …

Her comics have been a mainstay of the expat webtoon world for years, but now Jen Lee will be putting “Dear Korea” to paper in a new book. The cartoons are …