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North Station

North Station scrap

올빼미의 없음

  • ISBN

    9788936437138

  • Author

    Bae Suah배수아

  • Publisher

    Changbi Publishers, Inc.창비

  • Year Published

    2010

  • Category

    Literary Fiction 소설

  • Target User

    Adult 성인

  • Period

    Contemporary 현대

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Description 작품 소개

Published in 2010, this collection by Bae Suah introduces eight of her short stories including “First Snow, First Sight,” “Owl,” “North Station,” and “Weary Night.” With a characteristically unique sensibility and language, Bae has been recognized as one of the most important writers in contemporary Korean literature, and in this collection, she brings out layers of the inner workings of people. Her characters include a man who is reminded by things of the people from his past and present, and a nihilistic painter who exchanges letters about his dreams and writings. The stories weave reality and fantasy, blurring the boundary between the two.

Author Bio 작가 소개

“Because life has not turned out the way I wanted it to. Because that’s how it always is—as a child, you get no love from your parents, and at school, you get bad grades and never catch anyone’s eye. And after you’re all grown up, you keep peeking in the door of the gynecology clinic, and then wait for an hour, and another hour, at the café where a man has promised to meet you, gulping down several cups of weak coffee before leaving alone in the dark. Then, to top it off, the cat that crosses your path one day on a highway with green apples turns out to be a black cat.” (Pureun Sagwaga Inneun Gukdo [Highway with Green Apples], translated by Sora Kim-Russell, Goryeowon, 1995) Bae Suah is a novelist known for a distinctive style that presents speculative ideas and imagery in unconventional ways.

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