This 2005 piece from Barbara Demick is a fascinating long read:
Trading ideals for sustenance: Hunger is driving North Koreans to capitalistic enterprises and weakening the communist regime’s iron grip.
wow
(Source: Los Angeles Times)
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Excellent book. A must read and I rarely read non-fiction.
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Yes! Here’s some more info on her book.
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Demick’s book, Nothing to Envy,...incredible! Eric and I would read it out loud to each...
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im fascinated by north korea and their culture. it’s such a different world. gotta read this later.
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