Richard Harris Books in Order

This introduction to Korean combines explanations of the language with its historical and cultural context. Stories and examples guide learners toward a broader understanding of how Korean works and how it reflects the experiences of its speakers.

Forty-seven interviews document the experiences of people from more than twenty countries living in Korea. Their accounts explore work, education, romantic relationships, Korean ancestry, and the challenges and rewards of making the country a temporary or permanent home.

After his mother’s arrest, fourteen-year-old hockey player Justin Maloney moves in with his estranged father in Toronto. Rick’s struggle with addiction complicates their bond, while Justin confronts first love, betrayal, and responsibilities that arrive before he is ready.