Crying in H Mart
Grief in a Korean grocery aisle, where food is the last language left between a daughter and her mother.
Michelle Zauner, who records as Japanese Breakfast, writes about losing her Korean mother to cancer at twenty-five, and about food as the last available language between them. The Korean grocery aisle becomes the place where grief and identity turn out to be the same problem: what survives of a heritage held by one person who is gone.
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