Recent short publications:

• Bomb, “A Novel’s Hidden Diary” (2024)

• The Washington Post, “Dangerous Women” (2024)

• The Guardian, “Why I Hope My Parents Won’t Read My Novel” (2024)

• Bomb, “Exhibit” (2024)

• New York Magazine, “How Gmail Became Our Diary” (2024)

• Time Magazine, “Why I Kept My Kinks a Secret” (2024)

• Elle, “My Anxiety Had Something to Teach Me” (2024)

• Time Magazine, “The Parents Who Regret Having Children” (2024)

• Vogue, “LGBTQ+ Authors on the First Books They Saw Themselves In” (2024)

• Condé Nast Traveler, “Paris Pour Tous” (2023)

• Travel + Leisure, “Heart and Seoul” (2023)

• The New Yorker, “Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Radical Refusal to Explain Herself” (2022)

• Vanity Fair, “It’s All in the Game” (2022)

• The New York Times Book Review, “An Ode to Living With, and Despite, Pain and Mortality” (2022)

• Town & Country, “Self-Care Manifesto” (2022)

• Vanity Fair, “The Attack on Abortion Has Me Reflecting on My Christian Past” (2021)

• Vanity Fair, “As Anti-Asian Attacks Continue, What Kind of Bystander Are You?” (2021)

• Town & Country, “The Unbearable Lightness of Post-Pandemic Beauty” (2021)

• Vanity Fair, “Letter to My Fellow Asian Women Whose Hearts Are Still Breaking” (2021)

• The Cut, “The Willful Misunderstanding of Kink” (2021)

• Vanity Fair, “Well, Then” (2021)

• The Guardian, “It’s Time to Talk More About Kink” (2021)

• The Guardian, “Is This the Age of Opting Out?” (2020)

• Town & Country, “Peacocking in the 20s” (2020)

• Vanity Fair, “BTS and K-Pop Fans Strike a Blow to Support #BlackLivesMatter” (2020)

• The New York Times, “I’m Grieving Now. You May Be, Too” (2020)

• Bookforum, “Close to the Knives” (2020)

• Vogue, “Join Us” (2019)

• The New York Times Book Review, “A Dazzling, Sweetly Aching New Novel From Jacqueline Woodson” (2019)

• Oprah Daily, “Why I Came Out as Bisexual” (2019)

• The New York Times, “Stop Calling Asian Women Adorable” (2019)

• The Guardian, “Mouth Full of Blood” (2019)

• The Paris Review, “On Being a Woman in America While Trying to Avoid Being Assaulted” (2019)

• Electric Literature, "Why Korean American Writers Love Alexander Chee" (2018)

• New York Magazine, The Cut, "Why I Don’t Leave the House Without Putting on Black Eye Shadow" (2018)

• Buzzfeed, "I’m Korean American, And I Can’t Watch The Pyeongchang Olympics" (2018)

• Bomb, "Embrace the Dread" (2018)

• The Guardian, "A Writer's Photographs" (2017)