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The unique poetic voice of a Korean poet and doctor

A poetic record of a seventeenth century Korean who lived through war.

Hyesim's poetry, written in the twelfth century became the archetypal in Korean Buddhist literature for more than five hundred years.

In precise elegant words Kim glimpses the paradox phenomenon of our ordinary and difficult world.

Moon Chung-hee's poetry is passionate, impetuous, a poetry of love, of epiphany, of feminist assertion, even rebellion.

A contemporary family drama in which adult children lose jobs, divorce, and move back home with mom and chaos ensues.

This collection contain dimensions of contact with a previous life and the cosmos, as well as romantic and exotic sentiments.

Wolf is centered on the tales of Mongolia, which lies on the "border" between civilization and wilderness, modernity and anti-modernity.

Eun's collection humorously but humanely depicts the loneliness and monotony found in many modern lives.