... to address the legacies of the comfort women in a fictional narrative. Initially, Keller wrote the narrative of Akiko, the part of the novel that deals with female oppression in Korea. In an interview, Keller explains why she felt the need for the narrative perspective of a contemporary Korean American...

... the anonymous reviewers for their immensely helpful comments, as well as the following people, who have all provided insightful comments at various stages of the article’s development: Claire Moses, Christina Lux, Sherrie Tucker, Shawn Parry-Giles, Tanya Golash-Boza, Jessica Vasquez, Akiko Takeyama, Hannah...

..., Christina Lux, Sherrie Tucker, Shawn Parry-Giles, Tanya Golash-Boza, Jessica Vasquez, Akiko Takeyama, Hannah Britton, Ann Schofield, the students in her seminar class, participants in both the Globalization Seminar and the Hall Center's Gender Seminar at the University of Kansas, and the members of her...