Jules Chung

(she/her)
Jules Chung is a former lawyer who is obsessed with the border between intimacy and friction. She writes about the impact of immigration and capitalism on the Korean diaspora. Jules recently had her story “The Hawk” performed for Selected Shorts by Tony Award winner Ruthie Ann Miles. A former Adina Talve-Goodman Fellowship finalist, Jules’s work has been supported by the Sewanee Writers’ Conference, the One Story Writers’ Conference, VONA, The Cabins Retreat, Catapult, The Queens Review, and The Seventh Wave. Currently, Jules is querying a novel inspired by her twenties and is working on a novel about love in the Second Gilded Age. You can find Jules’s stories at her website.
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  • Old Friends Let Things Go

    The Magazine
    In December, Karen and her family left the murky skies of Philadelphia behind and touched down at LAX on a breathtakingly warm and sunny day.
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