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  • Min Jin Lee
    Min Jin Lee
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    In 2017 Lee published Pachinko, her sophomore novel and the second book in her trilogy, a multigenerational saga of a Zainichi family set, at various points, in Korea, Japan, and the United States. It follows four generations and their experiences with identity and survival, weaving through time and numerous…

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    In 2017 Lee published Pachinko, her sophomore novel and the second book in her trilogy, a multigenerational saga of a Zainichi family set, at various points, in Korea, Japan, and the United States. It follows four generations and their experiences with identity and survival, weaving through time and numerous…

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