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Tag Archives: 퇴근

Three Korean Authors

Meet Cheon Myeong-Kwan, Hwang Jung-Eun, and Yun I-Hyeong; Three awesome modern Korean writers

September 12 at 4pm, Haechi Hall, Myeongdong: Korean Modern Literature Meet three of the brightest young imaginative voices in Korean fiction Cheon Myeong-Kwan, Hwang Jung-Eun, and Yun I-Hyeong  on September 12th in Seoul in English AND Korean! Courtesy of Asia Publishers and Seoul ABC. Authors will read, books will be sold, half of the presentation…

11 August, 2015 in Korean Literature.

Homecoming (퇴근) by Cheon Myeong-kwan (천명관)

It’s difficult to place Homecoming  by Cheon Myeong-Kwan (Asia Publishers) as either a Super-dystopic, after the crash novel or as a rugged individualist story in which hard work is rewarded and sloth discarded in the most horrible way. OK, no it’s not, it’s a super-dystopic view of what would happen in Seoul if the continuing…

21 June, 2015 in Korean Literature, Korean Translation.

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