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2008 Seoul International Writers’ Festival Final ReportKorean(한국어) Document
2008-05-19 / II00000004
This is the final report of the 2008 Seoul Young Writers’ Festival, which took place on May 18~24, 2008 in Seoul, Youngju and Andong. The final report contains an overview of the festival, information on the program and participating writers and interviews.
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In Loneliness Begin Responsibilities: World’s End Girlfriend by Kim YeonsuEnglish(English) Document
2019-09-05 / II00000038
For the purpose of generating a discourse on Korean literature and introducing Korean writers and works to general readers and experts overseas, KLN publishes book reviews by overseas scholars and publishers. This is a review of the Chinese translation of World’s End Girlfriend by Kim Yeonsu.
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[Interview with Kwon Yeo-sun] Blood, Lemon, Cigarettes, and the God of LiquorEnglish(English) Document
2019-06-21 / II00000103
KLN is published and distributed for the purpose of generating a discourse on Korean literature and introducing Korean writers and works to general readers and experts overseas. KLN Vol. 44 contains an interview with Kwon Yeo-sun, who offers a warm gaze towards the marginalized. Her latest novel is Lemon.
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When I Imagine YouEnglish(English) Document
2019-06-21 / II00000104
KLN is published and distributed for the purpose of generating a discourse on Korean literature and introducing Korean writers and works to general readers and experts overseas. KLN Vol. 44 contains Kwon Yeo-sun’s notes on her thoughts as a writer and everyday feelings.
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To Believe in LoveEnglish(English) Document
2019-06-21 / II00000105
KLN is published and distributed for the purpose of generating a discourse on Korean literature and introducing Korean writers and works to general readers and experts overseas. KLN Vol. 46 contains an excerpt from “To Believe in Love” by Kwon Yeo-sun.
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Working People in Korean Literature: The Ethics of Chivalry and the Passion of GamblersEnglish(English) Document
2019-06-21 / II00000107
KLN is published and distributed for the purpose of generating a discourse on Korean literature and introducing Korean writers and works to general readers and experts overseas. Under the theme of Working People in Korean Literature, KLN Vol. 44 explores the kind of work ethic that results from uncertainty about the future along with a sense of responsibility for the younger generations.
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Jo Jung-gyun’s WorldEnglish(English) Document
2019-06-21 / II00000109
KLN is published and distributed for the purpose of generating a discourse on Korean literature and introducing Korean writers and works to general readers and experts overseas. Under the theme of Working People in Korean Literature, KLN Vol. 44 explores the values of labor in Korean society and how the younger generation struggles through difficult times. This is an excerpt from “Jo Jung-gyun’s World” by Kim Keum Hee.
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Fruits of Korean Fiction: Korean Short Stories and Novellas by Choe Jeong-huiEnglish(English) Document
2020-06-12 / II00000210
For the purpose of generating a discourse on Korean literature and introducing Korean writers and works to general readers and experts overseas, KLN publishes book reviews by overseas scholars and publishers. This is a review of the Mongolian translation of Korean Short Stories and Novellas by Choe Jeong-hui.
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[Draft II] The Law of Deleted Lines — by Pyun Hye-youngEnglish(English) Document
2020-12-01 / II00000331
The 50th issue of Korean Literature Now (KLN), a magazine that aims to introduce Korean writers and literature to readers and the publishing industries all around the world, was designed as a special issue. As a part of the special issue, a Korean writer and a translator wrote essays, detailing the processes of translation and publication of a Korean novel. This is an essay written by writer Pyun Hye-young, who worked with translator Janet Hong.
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Aoi GardenEnglish(English) Document
2021-03-01 / II00000584
The theme of the 51st issue of Korean Literature Now (KLN), a literary journal produced and distributed to introduce Korean literature and writers to the general public and experts abroad and form a discourse on Korean literature, is “disaster.” This is an excerpt from The Disaster Tourist by author Yun Ko Eun, which is one of the works of Korean literature on disasters. This is an excerpt from “Aoi Garden” by authorPyun Hye-Young, which is one of the works of Korean literature on disasters.
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This is a collection of data on various Korean literature events, exhibitions and education programs hosted by LTI Korea around the world.