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Gwak Minji

Gwak Minji scrap

곽민지

Category
Essay 에세이
Target User
Adult 성인
Period
Contemporary 현대

Author Bio 작가 소개

English
Korean

The creator and host of the podcast "Single Life Visualized: The Single Life," living without a spouse. She is an essayist, columnist, and mobile content creator.

Works 작품

Who in Today's World? (Tentative name)

아니 요즘 세상에 누가

By Gwak Minji

Translations 번역서

Japanese(日本語)

私の「結婚」について勝手に語らないでください。

시미즈 치사코

亜紀書房2023

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