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KAHS is honored to present Bruce Fulton's selected list of modern Korean fiction in English translation (pdf; 204 kb).

A resident of Seattle, Dr. Fulton is the Director of Publications for the International Korean Literature Association. He received his Ph.D. from the Department of Korean Language and Literature at Seoul National University. He and his wife, Ju-Chan, together have translated a number of works, including Words of Farewell: stories by Korean women writers (Seal Press, 1989), and Wayfarer: new fiction by Korean women (Women in Translation, 1997). In 1995, Dr. Fulton received a NEA Translation Fellowship.

1. Korean American Chronology, 1864 through 1992

2. G. Newman's Korean Immigration Time Line at SUNY

3. Koreans in the Yucatan Peninsula , by the Korean Central Presbyterian Church of Houston

4. Overview of Korean Immigration to the U.S. and the Korean American community in New York, at Columbia University

5. Overview of Korean Immigration to the U.S. and the Los Angeles Korean community, by the Center for Cultural Fluency

6. Field Work & Family Work:
   Picture Brides on Hawaii's Sugar Plantations, 1910-1920 by Teresa Bill

7. Minjok Magazine's Korean Immigrants in America: the marriage by matchmakers by Harold Hakwon Sunoo

8. NNFR/USAF's Partner Violence in Ethnic Minority Families by Carolyn West

1. Korean Heritage Library's Bibliography of Koreans in America at USC

2. Internet School Library Media Center's Korean American Juvenile Bibliography

3. University of Kansas Libraries' Selected Works in Korean-American Literature

4. Sunny Jo's Korean Adoptive Literature

5. Research Resources by the Centennial of Korean Immigration to the U.S. website

1. Asian American Chronology, 1600 thru 1989 , by Suchen Chan.

2. CAPAA's Selected Dates and Events of Asian Pacific American History

3. The Center for the Study of the Pacific Northwest's Asian Americans in Washington State

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