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David S. Wills

DAVID WILLS is the managing editor of Beatdom Magazine, a literary journal inspired by the Beat Generation.

He has spent the past three years living in Asia, where he has worked as a travel writer, teacher and textbook editor. He lives with his girlfriend wife and rescues badly behaved cats. He is currently working on the proud author of a novel about ESL teachers in South Korea, called The Dog Farm.

You can learn more about him here.



 Recent Work by David S. Wills
NONFICTION »
Curse of the Douchey Author Photo
David S. Wills gets insulted for having a stupid author photo, then defends himself by arguing that ALL authors look like douches.
ESSAY »
Sharks, Zombies and Jack Kerouac
What do dreams mean? David S. Wills doesn't have a clue.
MEMOIR »
At the Amphur
David S. Wills gets married.
NONFICTION »
The Writer
David S. Wills looks at a Writer and decides he is not one.
ESSAY »
A Kitty Romance
A sad tale of kitty love.
MEMOIR »
Who is Rodney Munch?
David S. Wills tries to uncover the true identity of Rodney Munch.
NONFICTION »
Crazy David
A story about another David. A crazy one.
APPRECIATION »
A World Without Borders
David S. Wills is not surprised Borders went broke, but he is sad.
NONFICTION »
How to Die in China
David S. Wills considers his own mortality beneath China's smog blanket.
HUMOR »
If Santa Was Korean…
David S. Wills makes a few late gift suggestions from South Korea
NONFICTION »
Lady Gaga and Other Stuff Chinese People Like
David S. Wills takes a very serious look at the state of contemporary Chinese society.
ESSAY »
The Freakshow: Blogging in Korea
From death threats to lawsuits: the dangers of blogging abroad.
NONFICTION »
One Gonzo Evening
David S. Wills takes a trip to Hunter S. Thompson's home in Woody Creek
NONFICTION »
The Crash
An explosion in the sky forces an airplane to make an emergency landing
NONFICTION »
Pohang: A Day at the Beach
There's nothing like a day at the seaside... near a giant steel mill.
MEMOIR »
“Tiger! Tiger!”
In which a drunk taxi driver stuns a wild boar and the author tries to finish it off...
NEWS & POLITICS »
Living in the Shadow of the North
On the brink of war, David S. Wills looks for beauty in South Korea
HUMOR »
A Beginner’s Guide to K-Pop
How to get laid by pretending you know Asian music
   
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