SEOUL – With a professional relationship stretching back more than three decades and with three books to his credit, it’s tempting to call Michael Breen an “expert” on all things Korea.
It is a label, however, that he modestly rejects – especially when it comes to the North.
SEOUL – With a professional relationship stretching back more than three decades and with three books to his credit, it’s tempting to call Michael Breen an “expert” on all things Korea.
It is a label, however, that he modestly rejects – especially when it comes to the North.
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