with Min Jin Lee, Novelist
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Add to calendarLee on interviews as primary sources, and what you owe the people who let you use their lives.
$25 · 220 seats
Born in Seoul and raised in Queens, Lee trained as a lawyer before writing full time. She carried Pachinko for nearly thirty years, abandoning a completed draft in her forties after interviews in Tokyo convinced her the story belonged to the women of the family, not the men.
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