@EdPark

@EdPark has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in June 2020. Resources EdPark has populated their site with include: • Three Tenses by Ed Park (PW starred review) • John Christophe Schlesinger Visiting Writers Series: Ed Park | English • "Some Notes Regarding the Work in Progress" | Points in Case • Thursday, 9/4: Korea Society event with Mira Jacob • NO OTHER CHOICE Blu-Ray (w/an essay by me) • 9/4 NYC again! W/Mira Jacob at The Korea Society • Electric Lit’s Best Short Story Collections of 2025 - Electric Literature • 8/22 LA: Skylight w/Sandi Tan! • Booklist Editors' Choice: Best Books of 2025 • 8/21 SF: Booksmith w Kate Folk! • An Oral History of Atlantis: 100 Must-Read Books of 2025 | TIME • 7/29 NYC book launch w/Rachel Aviv!!! • Read the stories behind the stories of AOHOA on my Substack • 8/12 DC: Politics & Prose w/Angie Kim! (Conn. Ave store) • Take a Surreal Trip Down Memory Lane with An Oral History of Atlantis by Ed Park - Reactor • Miami Book Fair - with Gary Shteyngart • Ed Park Isn’t Sure He Answered The Question - Electric Literature • Bracing Currents in "An Oral History of Atlantis" - Chicago Review of Books • Review | These bold stories capture the strangeness of digital identity • Ed Park on Trusting the Generative Mind (First Draft podcast) • Ed Park Can’t Stop Thinking About Zabar’s Strudel • A Famed Upper West Side Novelist (and WSR Tipster) Discusses His New Book of Short Stories • Stream Ed Park on WFMU (Techtonic with Mark Hurst) • Pulitzer Prize Finalist Ed Park, on his Debut Short Story Collection, "An Oral History of Atlantis" - The Rumpus • Form, Method, and Metafiction: Talking Craft and Completion with Ed Park • Fiction/Non/Fiction interview • Interview avec Lit With Charles • An Oral History of Atlantis by Ed Park • "Park’s antecedents are Julio Cortazar & David Markson": Library Journal • On focusing on the longer journey • Beautiful Plan of Your Future | On Finding My Lost Memoir • Han Kang’s Transgressive Art • Nuance and Nuisance: On the Village Voice • Ed Park's 6 favorite works about self reflection and human connection • SBDD is a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize! • Same Bed Different Dreams: Award-winning Ed Park on writing and teaching speculative fiction • Fangs for the Memories: Review of Book 2 of Emil Ferris's MY FAVORITE THING IS MONSTERS • Dream states: A conversation with Ed Park – ZYZZYVA • SBDD wins the 2024 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Fiction! • “Machine City” (story in The Baffler) • Tracks on Tracks: On The Who • Flash of Remembrance: The Multiplicities of Ed Park • Finalists for ‘LA Times’ Book Prizes Announced | Kirkus Reviews • LOCUS: Jake Casella Brookins on SBDD • Alex Chee in The New Republic: Ed Park’s Korean-American Epic Blends Conspiracy and History • Activity Report: On Ed Park's new novel, Same Bed Different Dreams. • A talk with KBS World's Korea 24 • NYT reviews the SBDD audiobook • BETA interview (Wisconsin Public Radio) • SBDD is one of the NYT's Notable Books of 2023 • When History Doesn’t Do What We Wish It Would - Krys Lee on SBDD in The Atlantic • LA Times: 13 best novels (& 2 best story collections) of 2023 • Factory of Facts: Fiona Maazel on SBDD in Bookforum • BOMB Magazine | Ed Park talks to David Gordon • #PouredOver: Ed Park on Same Bed Different Dreams • Welcome to Ed Park’s Many-Layered World (NYT review) • Author Ed Park on typewriters • Top 10 Books of 2023: Publishers Weekly • The Next Infinite Jest? Life on Books podcast digs deep into SBDD • Processing: How Ed Park Wrote Same Bed Different Dreams • Ed Park on Panoramic Storytelling (The Maris Review) • Ed on Techtonic with Mark Hurst • Ed Park’s wildly ambitious novel of alt-history Korea (LA Times) • Same Bed Different Dreams - Library Journal (starred review) • Visit ed-park.com — my new website! • Booklist starred review! • Ed Park's Secret History (Publishers Weekly profile) • All the President’s Women: Rediscovering Robert Plunket • Publishers Weekly starred review • Pre-order my novel, Same Bed Different Dreams! Out 11/7/23 • SAME BED DIFFERENT DREAMS | Kirkus - starred review! • Find Same Bed Different Dreams on Goodreads • Deprivation Exercises | Ed Park • The Magic and Melancholy of Dungeons & Dragons • Becoming Enid Coleslaw | Ed Park • I’m Starting to Realize I’m Watching The Bear (1988) Not The Bear (2022) • The New World - on the comics of Chris Reynolds | The Organist • Seven Women | Broadcast (short story) • Exclusive cover reveal: See the cover for Ed Park’s Same Bed Different Dreams. • Ed Park | BFI • “Easter Promenade” (short story) in the Bennington Review • Subscribe to The Believer! • The Imprisoned Uyghur Novelist You Need to Read • The New Yorker "Classics" (archive) • A Poet’s-Eye View: Yi Sang • The Ice Storm: On Ken Dryden's SCOTTY and THE GAME • Remembering Novelist and Teacher Maureen Howard • From the Parkhives (2002): The Outsiders — On Henry Darger • Secret Door • Black and White and Black: On the Comics of Chris Reynolds • A Good Story to Tell: A talk with the New York Review of Books • Triple Canopy – Only Connect by Ed Park with Rachel Aviv • How “Squid Game” Channels the Anarchic Spirit of the New Korean Cinema • The Enduring Appeal of “Dune” as an Adolescent Power Fantasy • "The Wife on Ambien" • Like No One They'd Ever Seen: Younghill Kang's EAST GOES WEST • Parable of the Butler • In the Killing Jar: On Bong Joon Ho’s MEMORIES OF MURDER • Weird Menace - an Audible original • From the Parkhives (1996): The Family Plot - on THE MEMOIRS OF LADY HYEGYONG • Minor Poets, Major Works: Why Do Obscure Artists Leave Such Lasting Impressions? • Get Lit —Two Favorite Reads of 2021 • The Astral Weeks archive (L.A. Times science fiction column, 2007-2011) • The Best Graphic Novels of 2021 • From the Parkhives (2005): Lee Tandy Schwartzman's CRIPPLED DETECTIVES • Introduction to Chris Reynolds's THE NEW WORLD • The Labyrinth and the Plague: ’70s Science Fiction Films • Shifting Styles, Blue Moods: Graphic Novels by Matt Madden and R. Kikuo Johnson • On Gary Panter • Lockdown comics: Simon Hanselmann’s CRISIS ZONE, Robert Coover and Art Spiegelman’s STREET COP, and Garett Brookes’s THE DANCING PLAGUE • On Barry Windsor-Smith's MONSTERS, Margaret Kimball's AND NOW I SPILL THE FAMILY SECRETS, and Karl Stevens's PENNY • On Susanna Clarke’s PIRANESI • Confronting Anti-Asian Discrimination During the Coronavirus Crisis • Pale Ink: Commonplace Books and the Illusions of Memory • From the Parkhives: Remembering Arthur C. Clarke (2008) • Dance Dance Evolution: A review of Hilary Spurling's life of Anthony Powell • Graphic Content on “The Black Panther Party” and “Come Home, Indio” • "The Twins": A Poem • From the Parkhives (2005): Pastoralia • Audiobook roundup • The Best Graphic Novels of 2020 • Studies of Darkness and Disguise: BREAKWATER and LON CHANEY SPEAKS • Antics Roadshow: The Elaborate Fantasies of Harry Mathews • From the Parkhives (2004): The Joy of Operating Manuals • From the Parkhives (2002): Egadsby! Ernest Vincent Wright's Machine Dreams • Revisiting the “Violent Ballets” of Jack Kirby • Adrian Tomine's THE LONELINESS OF THE LONG-DISTANCE CARTOONIST & Joe Sacco's PAYING THE LAND • From the Parkhives (2009): "Forgive Me" • 3 for Criterion: On '70s Science Fiction, Harold Lloyd, and ROSEMARY'S BABY • From the Parkhives: "Cow Vase" (Significant Objects) • Lee Ki-Ho's AT LEAST WE CAN APOLOGIZE and other contemporary Korean novels • Review of Noah Van Sciver's FANTE BUKOWSKI and Gabrielle Bell's INAPPROPRIATE • On Mira Jacob's GOOD TALK and Bill Griffith's NOBODY'S FOOL • From the Parkhives (2005): Gimme Nonfiction: A biography of B.S. Johnson • Very Strange Coincidences: Harry Stephen Keeler satirizes Poetry magazine in the ’30s • Paradoxes: Lawrence Douglas's THE VICES and Lars Arffsen's THE GIRL WITH THE STURGEON TATTOO • Only Disconnect: Jonathan Coe's THE TERRIBLE PRIVACY OF MAXWELL SIM • Introduction to Anthony Powell's AFTERNOON MEN • The Crying of West 79th Street: Thomas Pynchon's BLEEDING EDGE • From the Parkhives (2005): They Never Forget: The Fictions of Rachel Ingalls • Other Headings in the Susan Sontag Archive • Inside the Golden Days: David Berman • From the Parkhives (2002): The Precognitions: On the posthumous trail of Sebald and Gaddis • Typo Analysis: The Chicago Manual of Style • The Dream Life: Edward Gorey's unmade silent-film screenplay • The Couch Chronicles (West Side Rag) • The Stories My Sons and I Share • Review of George Takei's THEY CALLED US ENEMY and Keum Suk Gendry-Kim's GRASS • Fun With Monoliths: Jim Finn's THE JUCHE IDEA and North Korean cinema • From the Parkhives (2009): Titles Within a Tale: The Invisible Library • Partial Magic in PAT THE BUNNY • It All Started in Omaha: Chris Ware's RUSTY BROWN • Review of Ogden Whitney's RETURN TO ROMANCE and Alexander Forbes and Kris Bertin's THE CURSED HERMIT • The Great Lost Novel of Middle Age: Russell Hoban's TURTLE DIARY