Charles Montgomery is an ex-resident of Seoul where he lived for seven years teaching in the English, Literature, and Translation Department at Dongguk University. You can read more from Charles Montgomery on translated Korean literature here, on Twitter @ktlit, or on Facebook.
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At the Intersection of Korea and Mongolia: the Uncompromising Stories of Jeon Sungtae’s Wolves
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Where Modern Korean Drama Began: the Heroism, Villainy, and Idealism of Yi Kwang Su’s The Soil
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Three Recent Books, Including a Funny and Inventive Graphic Novel, On What It Means to Be a Korean
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The Explorer’s Guide to Korean Fiction in Translation: The Fractured Postmodern Adventures of Jung Young Moon, Park Min-Gyu, and Other Contemporary Writers
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The Explorer’s History of Korean Fiction in Translation: Postmodern Freedom, Postmodern Peril
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The Explorer’s History of Korean Fiction in Translation: the Prehistory of Postmodernism
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The Explorer’s History of Korean Fiction in Translation: Not a Soul Without Blame
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The Explorer’s History of Korean Fiction in Translation: Alienation, Politics, and Women
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The Explorer’s History of Korean Fiction in Translation: The Social Tragedies of the “Economic Miracle”
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The Explorer’s History of Korean Fiction in Translation: Deeper Into the War’s Aftermath, a Deeper Sense of Separation
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