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SUMMARY:Seoul\, South Korea
DESCRIPTION:Via Asia Society Korea:\n\nThe Forbidden Game follows the 
 lives of three men intimately involved in China's bizarre golf scene\,
  where new golf courses are at once banned and booming. Washburn\, who
  lived in China from 2002 to 2011\, spent more than seven years resear
 ching and writing the book described as strikingly original by The Wal
 l Street Journal and gripping by The Economist. Book sales and signing
  to follow.\n\nDan Washburn is an award-winning reporter and managing 
 editor at the Asia Society. His writing has appeared in FT Weekend Mag
 azine\, Slate\, Foreign Policy\, The Atlantic\, The Economist\, Golf W
 orld\, Golf Digest\, ESPN.com\, the South China Morning Post\, and oth
 er publications. His work has been featured in the anthologies Unsavor
 y Elements: Stories of Foreigners on the Loose in China and Inside the
  Ropes: Sportswriters Get Their Game On. Dan is also the founding edit
 or of Shanghaiist.com\, one of the most widely read English-language w
 ebsites about China.\n\nInvitation only.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Via <a href=http://asiasociety
 .org/korea/events/forbidden-game-golf-and-chinese-dream target=_blank>
 Asia Society Korea</a>:</strong><br>\n<br>\nThe Forbidden Game follows
  the lives of three men intimately involved in China&#8217\;s bizarre 
 golf scene\, where new golf courses are at once banned and booming. Wa
 shburn\, who lived in China from 2002 to 2011\, spent more than seven 
 years researching and writing the book described as &#8220\;strikingly
  original&#8221\; by The Wall Street Journal and &#8220\;gripping&#822
 1\; by The Economist. Book sales and signing to follow.</p>\n<p><stron
 g>Dan Washburn</strong> is an award-winning reporter and managing edit
 or at the Asia Society. His writing has appeared in FT Weekend Magazin
 e\, Slate\, Foreign Policy\, The Atlantic\, The Economist\, Golf World
 \, Golf Digest\, ESPN.com\, the South China Morning Post\, and other p
 ublications. His work has been featured in the anthologies Unsavory El
 ements: Stories of Foreigners on the Loose in China and Inside the Rop
 es: Sportswriters Get Their Game On. Dan is also the founding editor o
 f Shanghaiist.com\, one of the most widely read English-language websi
 tes about China.</p>\n<p>Invitation only.</p>\n
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LOCATION:Asia Society Korea\, \, Seoul
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