Tag: kpop

• I Read the First Fifty Pages of “Shine” by Jessica Jung. Here Are My Thoughts.

  

  Let me begin by fully disclosing my past with Girls’ Generation. Because this group ushered in my love for Korean pop and Korean dramas way back in 2008, I feel this gives me unique knowledge of this industry’s world and who Jessica Jung is. I’ve followed all nine girls of Girls’ Generation – Tiffany, Taeyeon, […]

  The Pittsburgh Writer

  20 Dec 2020

  All About Them Books, The Blog

  #YA, First fifty pages, Girls' Generation, Golden Stars, history, Jessica, Jessica Jung, Korean Pop, kpop, Seohyun, Shine, SM Entertainment, SNSD, SONE, Sooyoung, YA, Young adult

• Music That Drives My Writing | KPop Edition

  

  It’s no secret I love Korean dramas. I’ve divulged in them since discovering Boys Over Flowers in 2009. Around the same time I fell in love with Korean pop music, or kpop. Some of the biggest names you may be familiar with are BTS (Bangtan Boys), Girls’ Generation, Big Bang, Blackpink and Twice. Kpop is […]

  The Pittsburgh Writer

  6 Apr 2020

  The Blog, The Writing Journey

  4Minute, 9Muses, Bobby, BTS, ChungHa, CLC, EXO, f(x), Hyolyn, Infinite, Jonghyun, kpop, Mamamoo, Max, Minzy, music, SHINee, Shinhwa, Steve Aoki, Taemin, TVXQ!, Writing, Writing music, Writing Process

• Music That Drives My Writing

  Does your writing reflect what you listen to? Does it match your story’s tone, pace, and action? Or is it so far removed that your eclectic choices surprise your die hard readers? While I do enjoy some bands like Faun, Loreena McKennitt and Enya, I mostly rock out to film scores, musical numbers and Korean […]

  The Pittsburgh Writer

  26 Jun 2019

  The Blog, The Writing Journey

  amwriting, Beastie Boys, Dragonheart, film scores, kpop, music, National Treasure, Randy Edelman, recommendations, recs, Shinhwa, soundtracks, Star Trek, Trevor Rabin, Writing, writing community, writing inspiration, Writing music