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The Last Dance With Me
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by Eun Hee-kyung 1998/89-8281-148-6/296pp,
153X224
ISBN 8982811486
Munhakdongne Publishers
sales price $7.69
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Your notion of love and marriage is false! For three years since her
debut, she has been one of the most attractive and best writers of 1990s.
This is her second novel. The liberal love story is full of paradoxes and
jokes that are trademarks of hers. She destroys our notion of love and
marriage. |
Deep Sorrow
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by Shin Kyong-sook
(Vol.1)1994/89-85712-10-1/274pp, 153X224 (Vol.2)1994/89-85712-11-X/282pp,
153X224 ISBN 8985712101
Munhakdongne Publishers
Sales Price $ 7.14 |
This is the first, long-waited novel by the author who has attracted
more attention from critics and readers than any other contemporary
writers over the last decade. It tells a story about a young woman led to
suicide with her grievous experience of failure to achieve an authentic
relationship with other people, especially her lovers. Rendered in an
elegant, beautiful, and richly textured style, the story gives an
expression to the human life in modern city susceptible to the
dreadfulness of solitude. |
A Wanderer Does Not Take a Rest Even on the
Road
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by Yi Je-ha 1999/89-8281-174-5/296pp,153×224
ISBN 8982811745
Munhakdongne Publishers
Sales Price $
7.69
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The third collection of short-stories by Yi. This book displays Yi's
distinctively bohemian and aesthetic sensitivity in its mature form. The
stories, including its title piece awarded the 9th Yi Sang Prize for
Fiction, make us aware of the uncontrollable passion for freedom lurking
behind everyday life. In this book Yi offers an unparalleled exemplar for
modernist writing in Korean. |
Changja
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by Kim Dal-jin 1999/89-8281-207-5/536pp,
153X224
Munhakdongne Publishers
Sales Price - $ 13.19
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A decisive Korean edition of Chuangtzu. Chuangtzu is a legendary
Chinese thinker who, with Laotzu, laid the philosophical foundation for
Taoism in China. His book has produced a long tradition of interpretation
and translation in Korea as well as in China. Kim's is one of a few Korean
translations enjoying wide circularity over the several decades. The
Chinese classic finds its most trustworthy Korean rendering in Kim's
translation. |
A House of Silence
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by Pak Bum-shin
(Vol.1)1999/89-8281-196-6/352pp, 153X224 (Vol.2)1999/89-8281-197-4/336pp,
153X224
Munhakdongne Publishers
Sales Price - $ 13.19 |
A journey of a man searching for one's identity, finally reaching at it
through a romantic love! This title is praised as the immerge of new style
in his literature, that contains the prototype, truth and essence of life.
Sensitivity, clarity, nihilistic conclusions and intensity pursuing after
the core human mind characterize his literature. This book also invites
readers to a journey into problem of human existence. His writings are
controlled artistically, filled with coolness and tensions. |
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