Frances Park

Frances Park

Frances Park is an award-winning author of ten books published in seven countries. For her work dealing with the Korean War and the Korean American experience, she’s been interviewed on NPR, Voice of America, the Diane Rehm Show and Good Morning America. She’s currently at work on a novel as well as a memoir of essays titled A Dead Lover’s Kiss & Other Stories of Love.

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Living

Living Through a Lonely Spell

Loneliness

This writer discovers loneliness parallels of college years and life post-divorce

SEPTEMBER 23, 2019 | By Frances Park

Living

Remembering A Free-Spirited Friend

Friend

It was too hard to say goodbye to Tess

JANUARY 31, 2018 | By Frances Park

Living

Remembering a Troubled Childhood Friend

One author's memories of a friendship that drifted

SEPTEMBER 22, 2017 | By Frances Park

Living

Revisiting Childhood Memories, Both Happy and Painful

Childhood Memories

Making sense of a troubling childhood incident in adulthood

JUNE 16, 2017 | By Frances Park

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