PROFILES

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"Cultural Bereavement: Naming the Grief Refugees May Feel," The New York Times, October 2022.

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"What the Author of Pachinko and Free Food for Millionaires Wears to Work," The Cut, March 2022.

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"Min Jin Lee's Quest to Make Us Pay Attention to Anti-Asian Hate," Bloomberg, March 2022.

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"What Min Jin Lee Wants Us to See," The New Yorker, February 2022.

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"How Author Min Jin Lee Is Taking A Stand Against Racism," Tatler, August 2021.

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Vogue Korea, July 2021.

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"How to Write What You Don't Know," Harvard Radcliffe Institute, January 2021.

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"Culture Pick," Vogue Japan, October 2020.

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"Min Jin Lee on Her New Novel and Writing about the Korean Diaspora," Harvard Magazine, February 2019.

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"Author Min Jin Lee speaks with students as part of the Visiting Distinguished Writer series," The Huntington News (Northeastern University), November 2018.

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"Novelist Min Jin Lee makes the case for understanding through fiction," MIT News, November 2018.

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"An exciting chapter for Min Jin Lee," The Boston Globe, October 2018.

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"Min Jin Lee, in Hong Kong, talks about her hit novel Pachinko, learning from wise people, and yearning for Korean recognition," South China Morning Post, November 2017.

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"A Novelist Confronts the Complex Relationship Between Japan and Korea," The New York Times, November 2017.

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"When the Odds Favor the House, It's Still Important to Feel Lucky," Vineyard Gazette, July 2017.

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"Giving a voice to America's 'ignored' Asian immigrants," Nikkei Asia, May 2017.

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Featured in Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls, 2016.

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"Tackling the 'Zainichi' experience," The Japan Times, September 2008.

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"The real lessons come after college is over," The Orange County Register, June 2007.