Choi Jeongrye (1955-2021) was a South Korean poet. She received a PhD in poetry at Korea University and published seven volumes of poetry.  Choi was co-translator of an English selection of her poetry, Instances, with Brenda Hillman and Wayne de Fremery. Lightmesh was her last work before her death from a rare blood disorder.Sue Hyon Bae is the translator of Radio Days by Ha Jaeyoun, also published by Black Ocean, co-translator of A Drink of Red Mirror by Kim Hyesoon, and the author of a poetry collection, Truce Country. She lives in Tempe, Arizona.Mattho Mandersloot is a literary translator. His translations from Korean include works by Nobel laureate Han Kang, Cho Nam-joo, and Sang Young Park. He lives in London, England.

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Choi Jeongrye (1955-2021) was a South Korean poet. She received a PhD in poetry at Korea University and published seven volumes of poetry.  Choi was co-translator of an English selection of her poetry, Instances, with Brenda Hillman and Wayne de Fremery. Lightmesh was her last work before her death from a rare blood disorder.Sue Hyon Bae is the translator of Radio Days by Ha Jaeyoun, also published by Black Ocean, co-translator of A Drink of Red Mirror by Kim Hyesoon, and the author of a poetry collection, Truce Country. She lives in Tempe, Arizona.Mattho Mandersloot is a literary translator. His translations from Korean include works by Nobel laureate Han Kang, Cho Nam-joo, and Sang Young Park. He lives in London, England.

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Choi Jeongrye (1955-2021) was a South Korean poet. She received a PhD in poetry at Korea University and published seven volumes of poetry.  Choi was co-translator of an English selection of her poetry, Instances, with Brenda Hillman and Wayne de Fremery. Lightmesh was her last work before her death from a rare blood disorder.Sue Hyon Bae is the translator of Radio Days by Ha Jaeyoun, also published by Black Ocean, co-translator of A Drink of Red Mirror by Kim Hyesoon, and the author of a poetry collection, Truce Country. She lives in Tempe, Arizona.Mattho Mandersloot is a literary translator. His translations from Korean include works by Nobel laureate Han Kang, Cho Nam-joo, and Sang Young Park. He lives in London, England.

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