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Set against the vibrant landscapes of Southeast Asia, Tell Me Where to Go When We Part is a novel about wandering—in every sense of the word.
Blending adventure, romance, philosophical inquiry, and absurd humor, Ki Hyun Park creates a world where backpackers become revolutionaries, strangers become companions, and every journey reveals another layer of the self. Beneath its wit and momentum lies a meditation on memory, identity, and the longing to find meaning in a world that rarely offers easy answers.
F*ck, Drink, Shit is a sharp, hilarious, and unexpectedly moving literary memoir about getting lost on purpose.
Armed with little more than a backpack, bad judgment, and an overactive imagination, Sam sets out across China in search of...something. Along the way he crashes strangers' parties in Beijing, survives twenty-hour train rides, falls for women he'll never truly know, befriends wandering monks, philosophers, artists, and drifters, and stumbles into one absurd adventure after another.
Blending laugh-out-loud comedy with moments of surprising tenderness, F*ck, Drink, Shit explores what happens when travel stops being sightseeing and becomes a search for identity, belonging, and meaning. Equal parts road novel, travel memoir, and coming-of-age story, it is a celebration of the beautiful chaos that comes from saying yes to the unknown.
The adventure continues from F*ck, Drink, Shit as Sam searches for the woman he loves after she disappears somewhere in western China. What begins as a desperate journey across forgotten villages, Himalayan borderlands, and ancient Tibetan monasteries soon spirals into encounters with revolutionaries, mystics, drifters, and dreamers—each offering a different answer to the question of why we travel, why we love, and why we keep going after loss.
Blending literary fiction, philosophical adventure, and unforgettable travel writing, This Isn't Just a Souvenir is a novel about grief, faith, and the strange people we meet while searching for someone else, only to discover ourselves along the way.
Danny is determined to live life on his own terms, even if he has no idea where those terms will lead. Caught between the expectations of his immigrant family and the freedom of college life, he throws himself into art, friendships, romance, and the vibrant underground culture of New Jersey. But as triumph gives way to heartbreak and youthful confidence collides with reality, Danny must confront the question that every generation eventually faces: what kind of life is truly worth pursuing?
Rich with humor, nostalgia, and emotional honesty, The New Jerus Blues Vol. 2 is a powerful coming-of-age novel about identity, belonging, and the people who leave an indelible mark on our lives.
The New Jerus Blues is a coming-of-age novel about the last days before everything changes.
On the night of high school graduation, two Korean American brothers set out to celebrate their freedom one last time. As they cruise the streets of suburban New Jersey, the memories come rushing back—school hallways, first loves, comic books, fistfights, family expectations, and the reckless dreams that made adolescence feel immortal.
Told with humor, swagger, and aching nostalgia, The New Jerus Blues captures the strange space between childhood and adulthood, where every friendship feels permanent, every heartbreak feels final, and every road out of town promises another life waiting just beyond the horizon.
A love letter to misfits, brothers, and the suburbs that shape us, this is a story about remembering who you were before the world told you who to become.
A wandering monk in Nepal. A detective solving impossible crimes in the Street Fighter universe. Letters to a future self. Drug-fueled confessions. Family memories. Philosophical reflections from the road.
The Yoga Instructor: Stories is an eclectic collection that refuses to stay in one genre. Blending memoir, travel writing, satire, literary fiction, and surreal imagination, Ki Hyun Park creates a body of work that is at once deeply personal and wildly inventive. Bound together by a distinctive voice and an unrelenting curiosity about the world, these stories remind us that every journey—no matter how strange—reveals something essential about being human.