Yoon Choi is an American author known for her poignant short stories and essays exploring themes of identity, migration, and family. Her work has been featured in prestigious literary publications such as "New England Review," "Michigan Quarterly Review," and "Narrative Magazine." Choi gained wider recognition when her story was included in "The Best American Short Stories 2018," cementing her reputation as a compelling voice in contemporary fiction.
Born in Korea and raised in the U.S. from the age of three, Choi brings a nuanced perspective to her writing, often examining the complexities of cultural displacement and belonging. She holds an MA from Johns Hopkins University and was a Stegner Fellow at Stanford University, further honing her craft. Her narratives are celebrated for their emotional depth and lyrical prose, resonating with readers across diverse backgrounds. Choi resides in Anaheim, California, where she balances her writing career with raising her four children alongside her husband.