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Tag Archives: Your Republic is Calling You

Some Things from London Korean Links

KTLIT follows some literary links from the London Korean Links site

29 September, 2010 in Korean Literature, Social Media.

PageTurner Broadcast on Kim Young-ha and “Your Republic is Calling”

Here is a 9-minute clip of my segment “PageTurner” on TBS eFM, which airs every other Monday. On September 24th, the topic was Kim Young-ha and particularly his newly translated novel, Your Republic is Calling You. Kim Young-ha’s “Your Republic is Calling You”

28 September, 2010 in Korean Literature, Social Media.

Kim Young-Ha’s “Your Republic is Calling You” a Review

“Your Republic is Calling You” is taut, engaging, ironic, scathing, brutal and resigned in turns.

27 September, 2010 in Korean Literature.

Kim Young-ha’s Works Available in English

All the known translations of Kim Young-ha, including several available online.

27 September, 2010 in Korean Literature.

Cool “Video Trailer” for Kim Young-ha’s “Your Republic is Calling You”

Something I’d never heard of before, a Video Trailer on YouTube for Kim Young-ha’s “Your Republic is Calling You”: This will be a totally cool thing to see for other books.. I wonder who thought this one up and how long it will be before Amazon.com will show them? ^^ . . . . .…

1 September, 2010 in Korean Literature.

A Rave Review for “Your Empire Is Calling You” at 10 Magazine

And I should know, because I wrote it. The review is here on the 10 Mag site. By the way, if you like Korean literature, you should probably subscribe to 10 Mag as it is the only English monthly magazine in Korea that covers Korean literature. That’s kind of weird, but there you have it.…

11 August, 2010 in Korean Literature.

My Meeting with Kim Young-ha

Kim Young-ha is slender, surprisingly youthful and was extremely polite. His English is excellent. He was with his wife…..

26 July, 2010 in Korean Literature.

Reviews of “Your Republic is Calling You” Already Sneaking Out.

Two reviews of Kim Young-ha’s Your Republic is Calling You are out, one lukewarm, the other wildly laudatory.

17 June, 2010 in Korean Literature.

Interesting Interview with Kim Young-ha

Interesting Interview with Kim Young-ha in Yonhap

31 May, 2010 in Korean Literature.

A Radical Proposal – Translate Names, Don’t Romanize?

Being one of the luckiest men in Seoul, I am reading an advance copy of Kim Young-ha’s “Your Republic is Calling You.” I’m about 100 pages in and it is already brilliant (this is the time I get scared that the author will lose steam, or has a cruddy ending in mind. Oh well). It…

6 May, 2010 in Korean Literature, Korean Translation.

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