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Europa [Book Review]

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Celebrating Han Kang: From The Vegetarian to Nobel Laureate

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I Want to Die but I Still Want to Eat Tteokbokki [Book review]

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Walking Practice [Book review]

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Testing my willpower [Cartoon]

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Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop [Book review]

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Scenes at the Starfield Library [Cartoon]

July 30, 2025August 9, 2025 Diya

When you come for peace and solitude and some picture taking – but so too did everyone else! Continue reading Scenes at the Starfield Library [Cartoon]

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A Tale of Two Towels [Cartoon]

July 30, 2025 Diya

Quite the exaggeration – but it did feel like this on my first visit to Korea. You do get the nice big and fluffy towels in the hotel, however less so when you’re maybe staying with a friend or visiting … Continue reading A Tale of Two Towels [Cartoon]

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The Masterful Performance of Yunchan Lim at Royal Albert Hall [Review]

May 31, 2025June 23, 2025 Diya

20 May 2025 Royal Albert Hall There is no spectacle to it. There is no effort to hold your attention, yet he holds it completely. The piano becomes an extension of him, and his hands melt into the keys, playing … Continue reading The Masterful Performance of Yunchan Lim at Royal Albert Hall [Review]

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[Interview]The Rise of Colour Analysis in Korea: Insights from Nicole Choi

May 26, 2025June 6, 2025 Diya

The sky over the River Thames is a flat, dull grey — no shimmering light reflects on the water. Yet, despite the lack of colour, the city holds a quiet charm as St Paul’s Cathedral rests gracefully, its dome-shaped silhouette … Continue reading [Interview]The Rise of Colour Analysis in Korea: Insights from Nicole Choi

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“Beneath the Blossoms: A Spring Day in Jinhae” [Travelogue]

May 5, 2025June 11, 2025 Diya

When my mum first mentioned wanting to visit Korea, she didn’t talk about shopping or the bustle of Seoul. She talked about peace. About beauty. About tradition. There were three things she hoped to experience: cherry blossoms, a temple, and … Continue reading “Beneath the Blossoms: A Spring Day in Jinhae” [Travelogue]

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