Korean Literature Now

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Djuna

Djuna is a film critic and science fiction writer. Since 1994, she has been active as an anonymous online writer, although none of her personal information such as her real name, gender, age, education, and other miscellaneous information is available. Her short story collections are Battle of the Butterflies and The Pacific Continental Express; and other published works of hers are the novel Jezebel and a collection of film reviews, Rambling in Front of the Screen.
Do Jinki

Do Jinki is a South Korean novelist who was awarded the New Mystery Writers’ Prize by the Korean Mystery Writers’ Association in 2010 with the work “The Choice” (선택). Do also works as a lawyer, and takes inspiration from his work to depict the cases and themes in his stories. Do won the Korean Mystery Literature Grand Prize in 2014 with his short story “The Star of Judah” (유다의 별).
Do Jong-Hwan

Do Jong-Hwan
Do Myunghak

Do Myunghak (1965-) is a North Korean novelist. He defected to South Korea from North Korea and began his literary career by publishing his work in the monthly magazine Hanguk Soseol. He is considered to have broadened an area of the “literature of the division of the Korean Peninsula” by realistically fictionalizing life in North Korea in various aspects. Short story collection Janhokhan seonmul (잔혹한 선물 A Cruel Gift) (2018)
Dolki Min

Dolki Min(돌기민)

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