Sang is a writer, chef and food literacy advocate. He won the Gloria Vanderbilt/Exile Editions C.V.C. Short Fiction Award in 2013 for his short story "When John Lennon Died". He was also the recipient of the York West Centennial Citation Award in 2015 for his food safety activism. He runs a regular hands-on sushi making workshop, Sushi Making for the Soul, and is working on his new collections of stories, "Spoiled Rice and Other Stories", to be launched in 2017.
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Follow-Up Interview: Rerouting
Watch our first Follow-Up with Sang Kim and leave your comments! We’ll announce our next Talkie Series on Tuesday, July 10.
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Video Chapter 6: Sang on why his writing connects with younger audiences
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Video Chapter 5: Sang on how writers can find their voice
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Video Chapter 4: Sang on his advice for young writers and their responsibility to communicate
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Video Chapter 3: Sang on reaching an audience as a Korean-Canadian writer
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Video Chapter 2: Sang on how technology has impacted the production and consumption of literature
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For more on Sang’s writing, check out his literary blog: http://karaokecowboy.blogspot.ca/
Video Chapter 1: Sang on his upcoming collection of stories, Spoiled Rice & Other Stories