An Interview with Min Jin Lee - Believer Magazine
What truly matters? It’s a deceptively simple question, one with no uniform answer, that has served as a mantra of sorts for author Min Jin Lee. When we spoke by phone in July 2018, she didn’t say this outright, but over one year later, the question’s impact on her life still feels palpable to me. […]
interviews October 1st, 2019 | Issue one hundred twenty-seven An Interview with Min Jin Lee “If you show up every day, keep your word, be somebody who has dignity in the way you comport yourself, that’s quite astonishing.” by Alexis Cheung Illustration by Tony Millionaire Share Share via Facebook Share via Twitter Copy link to clipboard Share via text message October 1st, 2019 An Interview with Min Jin Lee “If you show up every day, keep your word, be somebody who has dignity in the way you comport yourself, that’s quite astonishing.” by Alexis Cheung Illustration by Tony Millionaire Share Sha
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