“Putting out a story that feels true to me and who I am as a person is more important than which book the journey,” she said. Although it’s not what she started her journey with, Suk went into the process knowing that anything could happen. While trying to sell it, she started writing Made in Korea.
She initially wrote a different book about fantasy tweens. Still, Suk didn’t know how the dream would play out. “The dream was always there since I was a young kid,” Suk said. And then it blossomed into the present day, being a published author. This then shifted into fan fiction in high school. But more than just thinking about it, she applied herself even at a young age, writing short stories for the Neopian Times on the popular online world of Neopets. Suk always knew that she wanted to be a writer. Cold Tea Collective got to chat with Suk about Made in Korea, what it means to be a Korean Canadian, and the importance of joy.
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