fu-GEN, Nina Lee-Aquino, David Yee, Richard Lee, K3, Joe Guno Park, Jovanni Sy, Grace Lynn Kung, Sean Baek, Dale Yim, Stephanie Jung, Kelly Park, Andrea Kwan, Benny Min, Silver Kim, Jo Chim, Ontario Arts Council, Toronto Arts Council, Diaspora Dialogues, Grace Toronto Church, Iris Turcott, Jason Rothery, Toby Malone, Consul General of the Republic of Korea, Hong Ji-In, Hyejeong Ahn, Myung Joon Park, Abraham Yi, Rich and Ed at Team RichKim, Bethel coffee house, Song Cook restaurant, Ian Liwanag, Jason and Mrs. Lee at Han Kuk Kwan restaurant, Sabina Song, Anne Purcell, Isa Palanca, Shinja Song, Jung and Janey Chee, Toronto Korean Bethel Church, Shen Young, David So, John Franklin, Rev. Dan MacDonald, Roger and Kevin Garland, Sam Cheng, Katharine Kim, Derrick Chua, Gideon Arthur, Andrea Cross, Paul King, Aimee Lee, Jae Lee, Jamie Lee, Jacob Lee, Sara Purcell, Leo Purcell, Trinity Purcell, Elissa Purcell, Benjamin Purcell, Reverend Jin Sook Ko, Peter Lee, Young Ko, Rina Kim, Isabella Ko, Spencer Ko, Young Jong Ko, Anita Ko, Olivia Ko, William Ko, Andrew Ko, Shua Shin, Rev. Sam Shin, Charisa Shin, Sarah Shin, Elizabeth Shin, Jack Shin, Su Young Kim, Minjae Bae, Phineas Kim, Oliver Kim, Clark Choi, Sharon Choi, Esther Hyun, David Hyun, Emily Hyun, Hanna Hyun, Marcus Choi, Toyoung Kim, Sang Sill Kim, Suk Bong Ko, Sang Kil Ko, Roosevelt Cheh, Hyon Suk Choi, Kimi Yoshida, Adam Avitabile, Yuri Yoshida, Tatsu Takada, Tak and Fumi Yoshida, Anansi Press, Janie Yoon, Sarah MacLachlan, Soulpepper Theatre, Albert Schultz, Leslie Lester, Claire Sakaki, Weyni Mengesha, Ken Mackenzie, Thomas Ryder Pane, Lorenzo Savoini, Nancy Dryden, Sojeong Choi, Kat Chin, Leon Aureus, Andre Sills, Clé Bennett, Esther Jun, Jean Yoon, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee; my Umma, In-Heung Choi; my appa, Rev. Sang Bong Choi; my daughter, Poem; my son, River; and my amazing wife, Mari.

fu-gen.org

soulpepper.ca

houseofanansi.com

thunderbird.tv

cbc.ca

inschoi.com

INS CHOI is an actor and a playwright. His first play, Kim’s Convenience, won Best New Play and was Patron’s Pick at the 2011 Toronto Fringe Festival. The play then launched Soulpepper Theatre’s 2012 season to a sold-out run and rave reviews. The play has since toured Canada, has been adpated for television, and will make its debut in New York City in 2017. Choi is also the creator of the one-person show, Subway Stations of the Cross, which was published as a work of graphic poetry, with illustrations by Guno Park. Born in South Korea, Choi grew up in Scarborough, and now resides in Toronto with his lovely wife, Mari, and their two children, Poem and River.

ABOUT THE PUBLISHER

House of Anansi Press was founded in 1967 with a mandate to publish Canadian-authored books, a mandate that continues to this day even as the list has branched out to include internationally acclaimed thinkers and writers. The press immediately gained attention for significant titles by notable writers such as Margaret Atwood, Michael Ondaatje, George Grant, and Northrop Frye. Since then, Anansi’s commitment to finding, publishing and promoting challenging, excellent writing has won it tremendous acclaim and solid staying power. Today Anansi is Canada’s pre-eminent independent press, and home to nationally and internationally bestselling and acclaimed authors such as Gil Adamson, Margaret Atwood, Ken Babstock, Peter Behrens, Rawi Hage, Misha Glenny, Jim Harrison, A. L. Kennedy, Pasha Malla, Lisa Moore, A. F. Moritz, Eric Siblin, Karen Solie, and Ronald Wright. Anansi is also proud to publish the award-winning nonfiction series The CBC Massey Lectures. In 2007, 2009, 2010, and 2011 Anansi was honoured by the Canadian Booksellers Association as “Publisher of the Year.”