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Shin Daechul scrap

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Shin Daechul has published the poetry collections For the Desert Island, For My Friend from the Gaema Highlands, Baikal Kiss, and I Don’t Know Who You Are but I Love You. He has received the Baek Seok Prize for Literature, the Pak Tu-Jin Literary Award, and the Kim Daljin Literary Award.

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누구인지 몰라도 그대를 사랑한다

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This English title may be a working title if the official translation has not yet been published.

공식 번역본이 출간되지 않은 경우, 이 영문 제목은 가제일 수 있습니다.

I Don’t Know Who You Are but I Love You

Shin Daechul

Changbi Publishers, Inc.2005

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