Author: Sok-kyong Kang
Publisher: Changbi
312 pages | 153*223mm
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About This Book
Since debuting with the short stories "Roots" and "Open Games," Kang Sok-kyong
has portrayed a group of characters that search for salvation in the unceasing
agonies of the human condition that hampers true life. In 1986, her novella "A
Room Deep in the Forest" won the sixth Nokwon Prize for Literature and the tenth
Todays Writer Award. "A Room Deep in the Forest" which depicts a young man
wandering in search of true life, caused a great sensation. The critics said
that while "thoroughly highlighting the third life, the work assures us that the
truth lies in the gray zone" and that it "is one of the remarkable fictions of
the 1980s and an important amplifier of critical awareness of the time."
Her new novel, Deep Steps in Me, shows that the writers understanding of
reality deepened and matured in the 1990s when her main concerns expanded. Deep
Steps in Me, the writers fourth novel, is the brilliant result of long-range
planning and field study. The novel describes young peoples heartbreaking
wanderings and their fanatical and platonic love. With sweeping erudition on
music, archeology, and plays, and by drawing upon her rich experience in China
and Germany, the writer intensely materializes how people in their thirties
wander and love. In a unique intellectual and refined style, the writer depicts
both the fanatical love and the pure love of ordinary individuals.
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