The Observer Book Club with Min Jin Lee

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The Observer Book Club presents Min Jin Lee at an event scheduled for 21 October 2026 in Manchester. The Korean-British author and journalist will discuss her debut novel *Pachinko* and its exploration of race, gender, and identity within contemporary Britain. Ticket details are available through the official website.

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Min Jin Lee is a Korean-British author and journalist known for her sharp social commentary on race, gender, and identity in contemporary Britain. Her debut novel, *Pachinko*, has garnered significant attention across the UK, establishing her as a prominent voice in modern literary fiction. As a regular guest on platforms such as The Observer Book Club, she draws audiences interested in diverse narratives and cultural exploration within the British literary scene.

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