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Kim Soo-yeul (1959- ) is a South Korean poet. He debuted in Shilcheonmunhak in 1982. While most of his work involves a historical framework, he is especially known for writing on the 70th anniversary of the April 3rd Jeju Massacre which he covered in his poetry collection titled Kkot Jin Jari (꽃 진 자리 Where The Flowers Withered) (2018). He has won the Oh Jang-hwan Literary Prize and the Shin Seok-jeong Literary Prize.
•Poetry collection Parameui Moknye (바람의 목례 Nod of the Wind) (2006)
•Poetry collection Kkot Jin Jari (꽃 진 자리 Where The Flowers Withered) (2018)
•Poetry collection Dal Boda Meon Got (달 보다 먼 곳 Further Than the Moon) (2021)
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