Jayci Lee on writing romance novels, the role of purity culture within Korean diasporas, and joy without shame

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Jayci Lee on writing romance novels, the role of purity culture within Korean diasporas, and joy without shame

groundings - the choa podcast

34 minutes 14 seconds

10 months ago

Jayci Lee on writing romance novels, the role of purity culture within Korean diasporas, and joy without shame

Featured on choa magazine Volume 4: Sex.

Jayci Lee writes poignant, sexy, and laugh-out-loud romance featuring Korean American main characters. She shares her journey from a career as a litigator to becoming a romance author, the role of faith in shaping perceptions of sex and romance within Korean diasporic communities, and the importance of embracing pleasure.

Originally published on January 2025.

Interview by Harriet Kim.

Audio Edited by Frances Kim.