East Asian Studies

Professor Samuel Perry Unveils 'A Century of Queer Korean Fiction': A Groundbreaking Anthology of LGBTQ+ Narratives

The Department of East Asian Studies is proud to announce the publication of "A Century of Queer Korean Fiction," a groundbreaking anthology by Professor Samuel Perry. This seminal work brings together a century's worth of LGBTQ+ narratives, shedding light on the diverse and rich tapestry of queer experiences in Korean literature.

Professor Perry, a distinguished scholar in Korean literary studies, has meticulously curated this anthology to highlight stories that have often been overlooked in mainstream literary discourse. The collection spans various historical and social contexts, offering readers a deep and nuanced understanding of how queer identities have been expressed and evolved in Korea over the past hundred years.

"A Century of Queer Korean Fiction" is an invaluable resource for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the intersections of literature, culture, and queer studies. The anthology not only preserves the voices of queer Korean authors but also celebrates their contributions to the literary landscape. This publication marks a significant achievement in promoting diversity and inclusion within East Asian literary studies, and it underscores the Department's commitment to advancing knowledge and understanding of underrepresented perspectives.

The Department of East Asian Studies congratulates Professor Perry on this remarkable achievement and invites the academic community and the public to explore this essential anthology.