sarah jinee park

a storyteller and editor from Queens, NY

  • about
  • portfolio
    • poetry
      • secondhand lover for sale
      • after the reception (for Grace Schulman)
    • short stories
      • the kumiho’s song
      • muse
    • articles
      • Balancing Cultural Flavors and Identity in “Measuring Up”
      • If We Defund the Police, Who Will We Call?
      • Breaking the Language Barrier to Fight Anti-Blackness with our Asian Parents
      • Mochi’s Favorite Korean Food Blogs
      • An Interview with Monique Truong: Unearthing the Sweetest Fruits
      • KNSTRCT Mag
      • Gold Coast Art House
  • editorial
  • contact

sarah jinee park

  • about
  • portfolio
    • poetry
      • secondhand lover for sale
      • after the reception (for Grace Schulman)
    • short stories
      • the kumiho’s song
      • muse
    • articles
      • Balancing Cultural Flavors and Identity in “Measuring Up”
      • If We Defund the Police, Who Will We Call?
      • Breaking the Language Barrier to Fight Anti-Blackness with our Asian Parents
      • Mochi’s Favorite Korean Food Blogs
      • An Interview with Monique Truong: Unearthing the Sweetest Fruits
      • KNSTRCT Mag
      • Gold Coast Art House
  • editorial
  • contact

poetry

“There’s no such thing as a famous poet.” – Grace Schulman

secondhand lover for sale

after the reception

what Sarah is reading

sarah jinee park

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