Beth Eunhee Hong

writer, teacher, human.


Sassamat Lake, Port Moody, British Columbia. January 18, 2026. Photo by F.S.

fiction & poetry
소설과 시
essays
에세이
book reviews

Watch or listen to the first episode of Cover to Cover, which was launched on International Women’s Day on March 8, 2022 along with the publication of this book review in the print edition of The Korea Herald.

Author Raphael Rashid with his book 우리가 보지 못한 대한민국 (“The Korea We Refuse to See”) at The Korea Herald studio in Seoul, South Korea, August 29, 2022. Photo by Beth Eunhee Hong. Image Source: The Korea Herald

The Korea Herald, pub. Aug. 29, 2022 (co-written with Culture Reporter Ga-young Park)

Watch or listen to our interview with Raphael Rashid for The Korea Herald’s Cover to Cover books podcast.

interviews

Xtra West, pub. Jan. 30, 2013

The moment I fell in love with Margaret Cho as a painfully shy and awkward teenage Korean Canadian immigrant nobody was watching this groundbreaking segment in “I’m the One That I Want” (2000).

Xtra West, pub. Apr. 12, 2013

The Vancouver Observer, pub. Nov. 19, 2012

Hong-Kong born Canadian citizen David T. Fung studied engineering and business in Quebec and Ontario before entering business. Photo by Beth Eunhee Hong for The Vancouver Observer.

The Vancouver Observer, pub. Oct. 24, 2012

lgbtq

Update: Darren is currently thriving as Director of Health Services at the Health Initiative for Men. His courage still inspires me today. Source: checkhimout.ca.

Xtra West, pub. Apr. 4, 2012

Our City of Colours poster in French featuring a same-sex female couple and in Vietnamese featuring a young Vietnamese man

Xtra West, pub. Nov. 6, 2012

Xtra West, pub. Sep. 27, 2012

women’s rights

Screenshot from “Sex Workers Hurt by Rescue in Cambodia – Movie Trailer” (YouTube, 1 Sept 2012). Used under fair dealing for commentary.

Xtra West, pub. Oct. 3, 2012

Photo by Beth Eunhee Hong for The Vancouver Observer.

The Vancouver Observer, pub. Jan. 21, 2011

A flyer for Sister Watch on the wall of a local community centre in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside in January 2011. Photo by Beth Eunhee Hong.

The Vancouver Observer, pub. Jan. 16, 2011

downtown eastside

Terri Williams stands at the site of an abduction she says she witnessed from her former residence in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside in November 2010. Photo by Beth Eunhee Hong.

The Thunderbird, pub. Nov. 25, 2010

The Thunderbird, pub. Apr. 20, 2011

The Thunderbird, pub. Oct. 26, 2010

who is canadian?

Illustration by Rob Machida. Source: VO

The Vancouver Observer, pub. Mar. 23, 2011

22-year-old Joseph Posey stands near Commercial-Broadway Skytrain Station in April 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia. Photo by Beth Eunhee Hong.

The Vancouver Observer, pub. Apr. 13, 2011

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