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Born in Incheon, he majored in Korean Literature at Dankook University. While still in school, he won the National University Literary Award in the fiction category. In 1997, he began his writing career by winning the Writer's World Newcomer Award with the work "The Crescent Moon Bear Doesn't Exist."
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By Cho Wan-sun
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Kim Moonsoo
김문수
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Lee Eun
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