An evening with Kim Young-ha courtesy of the Seoul Literary Society

On September 17th, at the Scandanavia Design House in Apgujeong, the Seoul Literary Society (a function of the Swedish Embassy in Seoul) Kim Young-ha gave a speech on the things in his youth that affected his writing, and then answered questions from the audience. KTLIT was there, with the handy-dandy iPhone and camera, and recorded…

An Article on Yun Heung-gil (“A Rainy Spell”) in the Korea Times

Some days ago I reviewed Yun Heung-gil‘s A Rainy Spell, and despite the fact that it was pundan munhak, I rather liked it. In fact, I liked it a bit more than his more modern, “The Man Who Was Left as Nine Pairs of Shoes” (although both are quite good. Poking around the internet I…