We take this opportunity to humbly thank everyone whose efforts made this collaborative outcome possible. Foremost, we want to thank our contributors, who joined the project over the course of three workshops, from 2016 to 2019. Moonim Baek, Miseong Woo, and Youngmin Choe are the earliest members of our project, which was conceived over a four-hour, wine-enhanced conversation in L.A. after a conference at the University of Southern California. The conference was sponsored by the KOVIC project-a three-year collaboration between North America-based academics and Yonsei University's Future Leading Research Initiative, under Moonim Baek's energetic leadership.Hee-jeong Sohn, Hyun Gyung Kim, Yoon Heo, Dahye Kim, and Sunyoung Yang joined us during a second workshop held at Yonsei University the following summer, thanks to continuing KOVIC support, especially the efforts of Moonim Baek and Hyun Seon Park. This Yonsei workshop felicitously enfolded scholars who were writing and teaching at the Yonsei Gender Studies Institute at exactly the time when the "feminist reboot, " as Hee-Jeong Sohn has called it, was underway, and the air was crackling with new debates, collective energies, and emergent structures of feeling. With few exceptions, the scholars in this second round of exchanges remain in precarious situations and are undervalued in the adjunctdependent, neoliberal conditions of higher education that prevail not only in North America, but especially in South Korea. For this reason, we especially thank them for their labor and enduring dedication.Bohyeong Kim and Jinsook Kim joined us at our final workshop at the University of Toronto in spring 2019, hosted by the Department of East Asian Studies and sponsored by the AKS-funded KORE project at York University. Special thanks go to Natasja Vanderberg in EAS for her generous assistance with this event. Eunjung Kim and HyeYoung Cho joined us last, in early 2020, just months before the pandemic would forcibly remake viii | Acknowledgments our individual and collective lifeworlds. We are so deeply grateful to contributors who came through this extended process, revising multiple times in response to workshop feedback and suggestions from external reviewers. Our special thanks, as well, to Moonim Baek, Hee-jeong Sohn, Hyun Gyung Kim, Yoon Heo, and HyeYoung Cho, whose essays were originally written in Korean and then underwent a painstaking translation and revision process to remold them according to the rhetorical conventions of the Anglophone academy. We do not take these efforts for granted. Further, these revision processes spanned the period of COVID-19's eruption, which created lengthy delays at several stages of the volume's completion. As we reflect on the project's trajectory, given the extent of pandemic disruptions, which exacerbated already existing health challenges due to unsustainable work conditions, from authors' writing time to communication with publishers to turnaround time on reviews, it is miraculous to have come this far.We also give our deepest than...
Review of Jungmin Kwon. Straight Korean female fans and their gay fantasies. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, 2019, paperback, $65 (236p) ISBN 9781609386214; e-book $65 ISBN 9781609386221.
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