"This short story by Juliana Mun highlights the struggles of many financially disadvantaged students in South Korea. It is a brief look into Hayoon's inability to swallow grief, relational problems and the way that she has tried to endure poverty with grit teeth. Like the famous Korean saying, It's Dark Under the Lamp, everyone sees her achievements, but they do not see the shadow and the deep struggles that comes with them. "

"This is a short story inspired by my research on the gender disparities in Mexico."

“This short story is about a lonely girl that is accepted into a program that allows her to travel to Germany. This takes her to a new level of her social life as she works around some of the ups and downs of taking a trip with other classmates. While she is there, she enjoys multiple cultural traditions and forms new relationships.

I have always wanted to go to Germany and see all of the wonderful places; maybe even go to their festivals, like Oktoberfest. This inspired me to write this short story and travel with my character as she enjoys her own journey.”

"This is a poem about the struggle women in North Korea face on a daily basis and in the cells of prison confinement."

"This children's story was inspired by South Korean students and the academic pressure they face, as well as how it affects their mental health. In South Korea, talking to others about your personal mental health is seen as taboo. I wanted to make this story more non-traditional by having the main character eventually seek help, teaching kids that it's ok and very important to ask for guidance, and not to endure troubling times on their own."

"A Whirl of Hope"

"Something More"

"Disoriented Reflections"