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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Blog Interview: Gusts of Popular Feeling
Matt V. at the popular Korea blog, Gusts of Popular Feeling, has posted a review of the book and an interview we conducted via e-mail. You can read the interview here. Heartfelt thanks to Matt V. and Kevin Kim of … Continue reading
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The Book Is on Sale at the Kyobo Bookstore in Gwanghwamun
Today was a big day for me—I saw my book on display in a bookstore. I stood there in the Foreign Books section of the Kyobo Bookstore in Gwanghwamun with a big, goofy smile as I took the pictures below. As … Continue reading
Productivity and Chickens
I spent all of yesterday in bed. It must’ve been the hangover, but I didn’t feel too bad the few times I actually managed to open my eyes, just extremely tired. I guess I’m just getting old. I can’t drink … Continue reading
Nothing to Report
When I was in Afghanistan, one of my duties was to attend the daily base-wide meetings and weekly force-protection meetings. After the base XO, Brigadier General Jacoby, finished going through the PowerPoint, he’d go around the room and address each … Continue reading
Lessons and Epigraphs: The Earliest Draft
The very first serious draft of the book was a very different work than the current, published version. I wrote that draft over a three month period in 2009*, and it was almost as long as the current book but very … Continue reading
Press Release: The Accidental Citizen-Soldier, a memoir of an American who served in the Korean Army
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: 2/28/2015 Contact: Young Chun, +82-10-XXXX-XXXX, youngssn@hotmail.com The Accidental Citizen-Soldier, a memoir of an American who served in the Korean Army The Accidental Citizen-Soldier—the memoir of Young Chun, an American who traveled to South Korea to teach … Continue reading
The TBS eFM Interview (3/13/15)
Here’s the audio file for the TBS eFM interview. I was right; I’m no orator. There are awkward pauses and even more awkward laughs, and my locution is spotted with “um”s and “uh”s. But, as bad as it is, it’s … Continue reading
Boot Camp Characters
WordPress has changed its editing tools in the past five years, and setting up this blog has meant that I have to re-learn how to use them. I’ve added a few pictures to the sidebar, and I thought I would … Continue reading
A Few Paperbacks in Korea
Thanks to my friend Yong-jin Jang, who’s in charge of importing books for Kyobo Bookstore, there will be five copies of the paperback on sale at the Gwanghwamun branch of the Kyobo Bookstore. Five copies may not sound like much, but it’s … Continue reading
$2 Charge for Being “International”
I’ve recently heard that, for some people, the book price on Amazon is being listed as $4.99, especially when accessing the site on their cell phones. It’s only a $2 difference, but I deliberately chose the $2.99 price because it … Continue reading