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By Ha Seong-nan
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하성란 단편집
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札幌旅店
许连顺
上海文艺出版社2009
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牧瀬暁子
CUON2018
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Janet Hong
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Moon Jinyoung
문진영
Moon Jinyoung won the 2009 Changbi Prize in Fiction. Her works include the novels A Cigarette’s Worth of Time and The Place of the Future, the short story collections Winter in the Snow and The Least Best, the flash fiction collection Greeting the Sunlight, and the novella Ding. She received the Kim Seung-ok Literary Award in 2021.
Kim Hongshin
김홍신
Kim Hongshin (1947~) is a South Korean novelist. He made his literary debut in 1976w with the publication of “Bonjeondaek” (본전댁) in Hyundae Munhak. Published from 1981 to 1989, Ingansijang (인간시장 Human Market) enjoyed widespread popularity for the way it highlighted the harsh lives of the petit bourgeois as well as the contradictions and corruptions of modern society. At the same time, however, the author was criticized for pursuing only fun.•Novel Ingansijang (인간시장 Human Market) (1981~1989)•Novel Daebalhae (대발해 Great Balhae) (2007)
Cho Hae-jin
조해진
Cho Hae-jin (b. 1976) debuted in 2004 when she won Munye Joongang ’s New Writer’s Award. She is the author of five novels, In an Infinitely Splendid Dream (2009), I Met Loh Kiwan (2011), A Forest No One Has Seen (2013), Passing Summer (2015), and Simple Sincerity (2019), along with three short story collections , City of Angels (2008), See You on Thursday (2014), and An Escort of Lights (2017). She has received the Shin Dong-yup Prize for Literature, Mu-young Literary Award, Lee Hyo-seok Literary Award, and Daesan Literary Award. Her works in translation include I Met Loh Kiwan in English (University of Hawai‘i Press, 2019) and in Russian (Hyperion, 2016). Cho’s writing explores the lives of people pushed to the margins of society and the connections that weave people together across distances.
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Shim Mina
심민아
Shim Mina grew up in Bupyeong, and studied literature and aesthetics at Hongik University. She debuted in 2014, when she was awarded the World Literature Newcomer Award. Previously she has published the poetry collection The Young Lady and Bread.
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