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Olympic Boulevard
Olympic Boulevard
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  • ÃâÆÇÀÏ2016-07-06
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A warmly witty, often comical depiction of the loves, joys and sorrows of first-generation immigrants, and above all, their ardor for life.

Olympic Boulevard is a full-length novel by Philip Onho Lee that depicts the joys and sorrows of Korean immigrants in the United States. The story centers on a group of Koreans who emigrated in 1981 to build a new life and pursue the American Dream. Drawing on his experiences as a first-generation immigrant, Lee vividly depicts the ups and downs of Koreans¡¯ struggle to adjust to American life through lively storytelling and humor. This version was rendered into English by Korean-American translator John Cha.

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Author¡¯s note
Hongdari
Hongdari and Helen
Sweatshop
Labyrinth
Blue Sky
Pigeons
The Kkwari Episode
Bachelor Party
Hongdari¡¯s Blues
Stars over Wilderness
Going to Santa Monica
Woman by the Beach
A Brilliant White Path
Going Home

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