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Showcasing Korean literature, interviews, reviews, and more. Come meet Korea through its literature! #KoreanLiteratureNow #KLN

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Recommend your favorite Korean book and #KLN will review it for you! Just leave a comment on this post with your Korean lit. recommendation.
- Leave a comment to this post with ‘translated language, book title, author, publisher, published year, brief reason for recommendation’
- We would love to see more books published since 2022
- Recommended book must be a translated edition of Korean literature
- Book reviews for selected works will be featured in our forthcoming 2025 issues
- More info:
- KLN Webzine: https://t.co/LXXrQ6NpuA
- KLN Book Review: https://t.co/G3iEtbNN25
- Digital Library (search your book here): https://t.co/uQgXKpZuwB

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For this week’s Book for You, Team Heo subscribes two Korean lit. works, short story “Goodbye, Cucu” and poem “Let People Be Born”, for our ‘imperfect vegan’ from the Philippines. Check out the video from #KLN. https://t.co/LXk3CNP4Sz

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Maria V. Soldatova of the Russian State University for the Humanities reviewed “Медсестра-заклинательница“ (School Nurse Ahn Eun-young) by Chung Serang, translated into Russian by Anastasia Viktorovna Pogadaeva. https://t.co/tLQAtwQiuE

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Through this book review, #KLN readers will glimpse into the German edition of “Gomanechireul Wihayeo” written by author Cho Nam-joo who is best known for her feminist novel “Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982”. https://t.co/iteS0is9Tk

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Journalist Hideyuki Tanabe shares this in-depth book review (tr. #MeriJoyce) on the Japanese edition of “Can’t I Go Instead” by Lee Geum-yi, an epic novel that follows the tangled lives of two women through Japanese occupation, World. War II and the Korean War. https://t.co/SGEZvpUAoi

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Author Son Jeong Seung writes about the joy of experiencing someone’s ‘first’ work as she shares this book review of Sou Linne Baik’s debut short story collection “Falling in Paul”. https://t.co/LbQjKVBu7G

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In the Writer’s Note for “Last Night, In My Dream” (tr. #StellaKim), Chung Han-ah said that she wanted to talk about “disease, money, and grace” through her story. Author Nadia Kalman explores how three generations of women find peace and reconciliation in this book review for #KLN. https://t.co/ytXn8XqGWq

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Immerse yourself into poet Yoon Eunseong’s “At the Glass Plaza” and “From Unknown Things” brilliantly translated by #JackSaebyokJung. https://t.co/5xKIjsKPAC

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#KLN brings you two ‘feel good’ poems by Oh Eun, “A Growing Story” and “Happy Ending”, for a ‘happy beginning’ to your May. Read the full poetry (tr. #SethChandler) from our website: https://t.co/2187O02PJl

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In the Author’s Note for this short story, writer Lee Sun Ju said that she wrote the first draft in just two days based on a memory from her own childhood when she unwantedly grew-up when she ‘saw the darker side of life.’ Read ‘Choice’ written by Lee Sun Ju and translated by #GiuliaMacri from #KLN: https://t.co/mHEaes9XuE

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Don’t let the innocent, happily ever after ending fool you. You’ll be left with an eerie chill running down your back after reading this short story by Kim Kitae superbly translated by #SunnieChae for #KLN. https://t.co/HFs2y585W0

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Seo Ije was a film major who first started writing stories to help her become a good film director, but ultimately writing became her profession. In this #KLN Cover Feature essay (tr. #HannahKim), she shares her unique perspective on watching vs. reading. https://t.co/a4r6HIGtFO

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Continuing on with #KLN Spring 2025 issue’s “Literature Across Media” Cover Feature, novelist Chung Han-ah shares a different perspective of screen adaptation as she observed the process of her novel transforming into a drama. Read the full essay (tr. #KariSchenk) from https://t.co/LXXrQ6NpuA: https://t.co/iRSXt8YDGh

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We live in a golden age of visual media where thousands of films and visual content are flooding our screens every day. But according to novelist Kim Un-su, the world is actually suffering from ‘story famine’. Read more from #KLN’s Cover Feature essay: https://t.co/iN6JJuBKzT