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Seo Jeong-in

Seo Jeong-in scrap

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Category
Literary Fiction 소설
Target User
Adult 성인
Period
Contemporary 현대

Author Bio 작가 소개

English
Korean

Seo Jeong-in (born 1936) is a South Korean writer.

Works 작품

A Moment's Grace

유예: 한국 현대 단편선

By Seo Jeong-in

Translations 번역서

French(Français)

TALGUNG

Maryse Bourdin LEE IN-SOOK ...

Seuil2001

French(Français)

défilé

Hélène Lebrun

리브레리-갤러리 라신 출판사1999

Spanish(Español)

La hoguera

PARK CHON-WOOK JOSÉ MARÍA ARETA AYUSO ...

Verbum2005

English(English)

Home-Coming and Other Korean Short Stories

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Pace Group Intl Inc1983

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