What does it mean to feel rooted in a place that isn't where you were born? It is a question South African poet Manthipe Moila explores throughout "Rootbound," her debut poetry collection examining identity, belonging, migration and home. On Aug. 15, those same ideas will extend beyond the pages of her book as three of Busan's independent creative organizations, Liquid Arts Network, Book'd Events and Dububiji come together for an afternoon and evening celebrating literature, conversation, music and visual art. The day's events revolve around Moila's poetry. Rather than separating the author from the work, Moila has spoken openly about how closely the collection reflects her own experiences. "I drew directly from my experiences when writing, as I wanted to feel anchored in my writing," she said. "The Korean language is also something that I am grappling with. It's difficult ... but I love the language." The afternoon begins at 3 p.m. with an intimate readers' gathering hosted by Book'd Events inside Dububiji's community space. More conversation than lecture, the event invites participants t