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Author Bio 작가 소개
Lee Beomseon (1920-1982) was a South Korean novelist. Alongside Son Chang-sop, Chang Yong-hak, and Hwi Sunwoo, he was one of the representative writers of postwar literature in 1950s Korea. His main works include the short stories “Hangmaeul saramdeul” (학마을 사람들 The People of Hak Village) (1955) and “Obaltan” (오발탄 “A Stray Bullet”) (1959).
Works 작품
A Moment's Grace
유예: 한국 현대 단편선
By Lee Beomseon
Translations 번역서
English(English)
A Stray Bullet
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Asia publishers2015
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