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[JAPAN]アン・ドヒョンさん 『あさみどりの引っ越し日』
2025-08-16
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[HONG KONG]New Korean books in English to look forward to in 2025, from historical fiction to fantasy
2025-01-08
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[UNITED STATES]Han Kang Talks About Her Jeju Book, ‘We Do Not Part”
2025-01-21
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Event
[FRANCE]Littératures de l’imaginaire en Corée : rencontre avec trois écrivains
2026-11-02 ~ 2026-11-02
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Event
[FRANCE]NANTES UTOPIALES – festival international de science-fiction
2026-10-29 ~ 2026-11-01
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readings
Brown Sugar Candy
The reason I saw my grandmother in my dream last night was probably because of what Sangwoo told me. The day our entire family gathered and went to visit her grave ahead of the fourth anniversary of her death, I heard a shocking story about her from Sangwoo, my younger brother. “Nuna, remember that old man?” It was a Saturday afternoon awash in autumn light, and dragonflies flitted leisurely throughout the cemetery park. My young nieces and nephews were shouting and running around, and the tombstones gleamed in the sun. In so many ways, it was the perfect day to pay a visit to Grandma for the first time in a while. “What old man?” I asked. “You know. Back in France, there was that old man who lived on the first floor. The tall one who wore a hearing aid.” While the other adults and my sister-in-law sat around on the grass chatting once we had finished tending the grave, Sangwoo and I had walked down to the lakeside, which was where he brought up the old man. […] ✔For the paper version of this novel, visit the following link:https://klwave.or.kr/klw/magazines/2275/articleView.do
By Baik Sou Linne
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An Heeyeon Reading Gooseberry, Gooseberry
Gooseberry, Gooseberry I imagine wearing white sneakers, running full speed ahead To deliver them to you on your gooseberry farm Today, too, you receive a cold glare and bored, slice gooseberries in half Too sour to eat raw, hand-stinging From here to there heaped mountain-high, freighting carts, starting all over again […] ✔For the paper version of this novel, visit the following link:https://klwave.or.kr/klw/magazines/2250/articleView.do
By An Heeyeon
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Jeon Sungtae Reading EMPTY CANS
There in the distance you walk my horizon, just as I walk yours. —Kim Jungil, “Horizon” They were up to tae now. They’d already discussed taedo, taedong, taeran, and taeman, and next was taemyeong. The Korean researchers immediately ruled out as obsolete the first definition for taemyeong (台命), meaning “orders given by high-ranking officials,” and had begun talking about the second taemyeong (胎名), or “nicknames given to fetuses.” Nergüi flipped back and forth between two different Mongolian dictionaries. “We do not name babies in the womb,” he declared, adding that there was no equivalent noun in the Mongolian language for taemyeong. Nergüi was a visiting researcher at the university, sent there to help compile a Korean-Mongolian dictionary. He and the three Korean researchers had spent the last six months choosing which words would go into the dictionary, and now they were nearly at the end. They’d chosen forty-thousand entries already and were planning to add about five thousand more from among words beginning with ㅌ, ㅍ, and ㅎ. […] ✔For the paper version of this novel, visit the following link:https://klwave.or.kr/klw/magazines/2231/articleView.do
By Jeon Sungtae
Others
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Editorial Reviews
Mrs. Shim Is a Killer: A New Korean Thriller to Take a Stab At
English
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Prose
2025 Korean Literature Review Contest Collection
E-books
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Editorial Reviews
Modern Korean History Through the Lives of Two Women
Japanese
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Editorial Reviews
A Precious Realization to Carry into the New Year
Korean
