2022 Seoul International Writers’ Festival Photographs

2022-09-23 / II00001033

These are the photographs of the Seoul International Writers’ Festival held from September 23 to September 30.

2022 Seoul International Writers’ Festival Highlights Video

2022-09-23 / II00001037

This is the video of highlights of the 2022 Seoul International Writers’ Festival, containing major scenes from the festival, which was held from September 23 to 30.

_List Vol.9

2010-09-01 / II00001078

The theme of _List Vol. 9 is “Korean art Publications Connect with Readers.” This issue introduces 17 books under the 5 subthemes “contemporary art books that swept the publishing world,” “the healing power of art,” “in search of the root of traditional art,” “inclusive art for all,” and “the journey toward art” and scrutinizes the context of art consumption in Korea through the publishing trend of art books. In addition, this issue features interviews with novelists Park Bum Shin and Lee Chang-dong, Korean publishing trends, coverage of the acceptance of Korean literature overseas, author’s notes by literary critic Jeong Myeong-kyo, a spotlight on a literary site, and book reviews of fiction/nonfiction/children’s literature and introduces poets Yun Jerim, Heo Yeon, and Lee Jangwook, as well as steady sellers, publishers, and trends in Korean literature to overseas readers.

_List Vol.20

2013-06-01 / II00001089

The theme of _List Vol. 20 is “Korean Science Fiction.” Under the four subthemes “Chronicling Korean Science Fiction,” “Postcoloniality and Imagining the Post-Human,” “Descartes’s Descendants: the Novels of Bae Myung-hoon and Kim Bo-young,” and “Children’s Science Fiction,” this issue introduces the topics and the status of Korean science fiction. In addition, this issue features interviews with literary critic Kim Uchang and writer Choi Suchol, Korean publishing trends, coverage of the acceptance of Korean literature overseas, a spotlight on a literary site, book reviews of fiction/nonfiction/children’s literature, and the translation of Pyun Hye-young’s short story “Bodies” (from Aoi Garden, 2005) and introduces steady sellers, publishers, and trends in Korean literature to overseas readers.