This review, published in KLN Vol. 69, introduces Kim Hyesoon’s poetry collection Autobiography of Death, exploring the boundary between life and death through a Buddhist lens. The book portrays death as a collective and polyphonic phenomenon, rich with dialogue between the dead and the living, ritual, memory, and imagination. According to the reviewer, this work engages with European thanatology and philosophy, offering a new understanding of communal death and human existence.