As part of popularising Korean Modern Fiction, KTLit is still occasionally publishing Wikipedia Pages. Inspired by the book The Future of Silence Fiction by Korean Women, we have added the page for Kim Sagwa. Please feel free to edit it if you have anything to add.. It looks like this: Kim Sagwa From Wikipedia, the…
The Wikipedia Project, while slowed down, still continues, mainly focusing on books from the excellent bilingual books from Asia Publishers. And so, today, with the help of Kim Mi-ri, two more pages go up. The first is of Yun I-hyeong the author of “Danny” (Asia Publishers) a book about the meaning of family and relationships in…
It tragically looks like what you see below (the link is here)? You a genius with Hanja or McCune-R(Ican’t even spell it)? Send me the names that should be there. Know of a good article in English about Kim or the book? Send me a link.
TBS eFM’s 6 o’clock news did a segment on the Wikipedia Project and I have to say I like it. Eagle-eared listeners might hear the TBS announcers referring to the “Language Translation Institute” instead of the Literature Translation Institute… but blame that on me, as I typed it incorrectly in the text I sent them.…