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Tag Archives: l The Man Who Was Left as Nine Pairs of Shoes

Review of “The Man Who Was Left as Nine Pairs of Shoes” (아홉 켤레의 구두로 남은 사내) by Yun Heung-gil (윤흥길)

There may be a real order to which Korean literature should be read, and although I’m sure I’m not clever enough to map it out, re-reading The Man Who Was Left as Nine Pairs of Shoes (아홉 켤레의 구두로 남은 사내), reminds me that it might exist, because the first time I read this story…

23 April, 2014 in Korean Literature.

Yang Gui-ja, Park Wan-suh, Yi Kwang-su, Kim Dong-ni (and more), stories available for download

As part of the “All Modern Korean Literature in Translation Online” project KTLIT has some new authors and works available (they are also in the big database at the link above): Ch’oe In-Hun A Sonata of Lost Spring Ch’oe Song-Yu Mountain Berries Chong Ch’ol Exile Ho Nansolhon Till her fingers cramp… Hwang Sok-Yong Mr. Han’s…

8 June, 2011 in Korean Literature.

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