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an chang joon
an chang joon was born in Seoul, Korea, but raised somewhere between Uzbekistan, Korea, and the eastern coast of the United States. His writing explores borders, not as a flat line, but as a liminal space of their own. He is never entirely sure how to navigate between his two and a half names.
His prose can be found in Blue Earth Review and other places. He was the runner-up for the Gulf Coast Review’s 2022 Fiction Contest. His CNF was the runner-up for Columbia Journal’s 2020 Winter Contest. He is the Korean translator for Nellie Hermann’s novel, The Season of Migration.
an chang joon was born in Seoul, Korea, but raised somewhere between Uzbekistan, Korea, and the eastern coast of the United States. His writing explores borders, not as a flat line, but as a liminal space of their own. He is never entirely sure how to navigate between his two and a half names. His prose can be found in Blue Earth Review and other places. He was the runner-up for the Gulf Coast Review’s 2022 Fiction Contest. His CNF was the runner-up for Columbia Journal’s 2020 Winter Contest. He is the Korean translator for Nellie Hermann’s novel, The Season of Migration.
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