Min Jin Lee

Audio | April 25, 2008

New York Times Podcast

Martha Southgate on the vanishing black literary novel; Liesl Schillinger on Min Jin Lee; and Dwight Garner, senior editor, with best-seller news… [podcast]

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Audio | April 25, 2008

WAMC Roundtable

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Audio | April 25, 2008

As I Am

The Pilot features up and coming author Min Jin Lee as she discusses her new book Free Food for Millionaires with Boston College’s Professor Min Hyoung Song ...

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Audio | April 24, 2008

Viewpoint with Jean Dean

Jean’s first guest was Dr. Michael Doyle MS, Ph.D, Director, Center for Food Safety. Jean’s second half hour was with Min Jin Lee, author of “Free Food For Millionaires.”

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Audio | March 19, 2008

NPR: KQED The Writer’s Block

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Audio | October 24, 2007

Audio: Happy Ending Reading Series

Tonight, Amanda throws candy at the crowd, it being so close to Halloween and all. And then she is bench-pressed by Benjamin Percy. All wince as Roy Kesey waxes his legs as a performance art/act of protest against the Bush administration. And Min Jin Lee lightens it up a bit by telling us a dirty joke while balancing a spoon — on her nose. They all also read engagingly, even enticingly, and the music is by Max Gabriel.

The Happy Ending Reading Series is curated by Amanda Stern.

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Audio | July 31, 2007

Radio New Zealand

Nine To Noon ...
by Min Jin Lee (Hutchinson, ISBN 9780091796181)

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Audio | July 25, 2007

NPR, Fresh Air

Min Jin Lee’s debut novel Free Food for Millionaires tells the story of a young Korean-American woman whose Ivy League education exposes her ...

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Audio | July 24, 2007

NPR Booktour

Keeping up with the Joneses isn’t easy ‚Äî even if you’re a fashion-conscious young woman with an Ivy League degree, a strong sense of ...

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Audio | July 06, 2007

NPR Tell Me More

Min Jin Lee wanted to capture the experience of children of immigrants living in America. Her debut novel, Free Food for Millionaires, tells the story of Casey Han, a daughter of Korean immigrants living in New York. Lee discusses her book and the passion behind her writing.

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Audio | June 27, 2007

NPR On Point

A conversation with Korean-American novelist Min Jin Lee. She’s getting robust praise for her debut novel “Free Food for Millionaires.”

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Audio | May 28, 2007

NPR Talk of the Nation

I am really interested in reading though I haven’t read them yet - Min Jin Lee’s‚ Free Food for Millionaires.‚ It’s about the child of immigrant ...

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