Author: Sung-ok Kim
Publisher: Minumsa
405 pages | 224*134mm
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About This Book
About Seoul-1964-Winter...
Although urban centers are the manifestation of humans, they are also man's
self-imposed curse, because cities are the root of all alienation in modern
society. A touching tale of estrangement from the human swarm,
"Seoul-1964-Winter" tells the emotional story of a sad and lonely man, a man who
has lost more than just his wife in his descent into utter and complete failure,
who goes so far as to contemplate suicide when he realizes he has no one and
nothing left in this world.
Sung-ok Kim was born in Osaka, Japan in 1941. A graduate of Seoul National
University, he broke onto the literary scene in 1962 when his short story,
"Practice of Life" won the Hankook Ilbo's Sinchun Literature Award. In 196, he
went on to win the 10th Dongin Literature Award with "Seoul-1964-Winter" and the
1st Yi Sang Literature Award with "Chapter 0 of the Moonllight in Seoul" in
1977. Since then he has gone to publish many other important works, including
"Pocket Book of Fantasies," "In Order to Understand My Sister," "A Journey to
Mujin," "15 Fixed Ideas that I Examined" and "Our Low Fence."
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