However, lesson plans and their reflections may also be submitted for publication without an accompanying essay. Dissatisfied with, yet nonetheless compelled by, normative figurations of the 'Korean American Woman,' an attitude can indiscreetly protest the malady of orthodox compliance and complicity. Having attitude and making trouble, we risk being ostracized from what we were conditioned to believe as most precious and perfect. But there is also a chance for community, celebration and camaraderie as dissenters on our own terms. Prose, poetry, essay, photographs, drawings, etc. are all welcome.
Works can be in any language.
Contributors must identify as Korean or Korean American Women. All time periods, genres, and methodologies welcome. Essays should be no longer than thirty pages and are due December 1, 1997. The collection will be published in 1999. Potential contributors are encouraged to interpret 'Aliens' as broadly as they wish.