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! Updated: 2024-07-23

  • Posted by Munhakdongne Publishing Corp. on 2024-07-23
  • Updated by on 2024-12-09

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Description 작품 소개

“Saving one person is saving two people cupped in one person”

Nonetheless, life is something remarkable

The willingness and determination to take another step into the light

A new poetry collection by An Hee-yeon, winner of the Shin Dong-yup Prize for Literature

An Hee-yeon, a poet who faces sadness and deficiency head-on with delicate and clear sentences, has published her fourth collection of poetry Walking in the Carrot Field as Munhakdongne Collection of Poems No. 214. This poetry collection reflects the last four years of the poet’s life as she descends from the “summer hill” and walks across the “carrot field,” trying to identify the wonders and hope of life with a humble heart.

Author Bio 작가 소개

An Heeyeon’s major works include the poetry collections When Your Sadness Gets in the Way, Within What We Call Night, What I Learned on the Summer Hill, and Walking the Carrot Field, as well as the essay collections House of Words and The Moment I Picked It Up. She has received the Changbi New Poet Award, the Shin Dong-yup Literary Award, and the Sanghwa Poet Award. She is currently working in the Playwriting Department at Korea National University of Arts.

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