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Dalkey/LTI Korea’s “No One Writes Back” and “At Least We Can Apologize” nominated for International Award

Tip of the hat and waggle of the walking stick to the fearless translators at the blog subject object verb for noting that, “Two books from the Dalkey Archive Press Library of Korean Literature, Lee Ki-ho’s At Least We Can Apologize (tr. by Chris Dykas) and Jang Eun-jin’s No One writes Back (tr. by Jung Yewon),…

28 November, 2014 in Korean Literature, Social Media.

“Just read it. You won’t regret it.” Jang Eun-jin’s “No One Writes Back”

A MUST BUY – MUST READ! Available in paperback or kindle right here. My title here is stolen outright from a similar review at  London Korean Links, which I came across while trying to find more biographic information on Jang Eun-jin to create her wikipedia page (which I did create here, so feel free to go…

30 March, 2014 in Korean Literature.

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