Recommended Reading
Updated: Jun 5, 2026
Remembering a Future Yet to Come
Building our shared future, a mosaic of prosperity
Older Sister. Not Necessarily Related
A profound chronicle of transforming a fragmented life into brilliant gold
The Theatrical World of Playwright Jean Yoon
Beyond the actor who played "Umma" is Jean Yoon, the playwright who wrote the history of the Korean diaspora in Canada.
Past Lives Screenplay Book
A radiant tribute to the 'past lives' we left behind
Noran Bang: The Yellow Room
Our “Yellow Room,” born from our parents’ weathered hands.
Gwendolyn and the Light
Becoming each other's light through the night: The tender comfort of Gwendolyn
The Homes We Build on Ashes
The Moment Our Parents' Tears Shine Like Jewels
Ami Moon and the Galactic Peacekeepers
Our Dream Shot Beyond the Galaxy: A Message of Peace and Courage from Ami Moon
Inheritance
A legacy of silence etched into the Prairies, a brilliant epic built by the calloused hands of our parents
Yoshiko's Flags
A Record of Dignity Across Multiple Names: Why We Are All 'Yoshiko' and 'Heeja'
Modern Asian Family: Straight Outta Busan
From Busan to Calgary: An Engineer's Hilarious Double Life
I Cut My Tongue on a Broken Country
A country restitched with a torn tongue, that aching suture
The Space between Here & Now
Only when we face and reconcile with the past head-on, rather than avoiding it, can we truly live out a whole 'Now'.
Dark Side
Behind the Mask of Perfection: The Ignored Cries and Salvation of Our Children
Lore Isle
Beyond the Fog of Newfoundland: A Magical Map for Our Children’s Dreams
All Things Under the Moon
Korean-Canadian Pride, Forged Under the Moon
Kim's Convenience
A Small Shop in Regent Park: That Is Where Our Brilliant History Resides
Yolk
Inside the Fragile Shell, the Vivid ‘Yolk’ We Share
The Last Exiles
Lovers Crossing the Barbed Wire: A Chronicle of Desperate Survival
Just Like Being There
The Gentle Equation of a Cosmic Engineer
The Silence of Bones
A Korean Historical Mystery that Captured the World's Attention First
Oxford Soju Club
A Monumental Debut Setting a New Milestone in Korean Diasporic Literature