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Paul Yoon Reads “Valley of the Moon”

The New Yorker: The Writer's Voice - New Fiction from The New Yorker

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Tong Suu's Dreams

Tong Suu hit one sick when a pig died or perhaps it was the grief of the pig dying that caused him to behave illogically and recklessly. He found the pig which had apparently died peacefully in its sleep on the grass and he went straight for On sick. The siblings left not long after that, Unsick who had lost partial vision in one of his eyes, sneaked away early one warning before it grew light. Instead of a note, he left Unhae a piece of paper he had folded into an origami boat. They would never see each other again.

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