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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A Rare Korean War Story in How in Heaven’s Name
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The Explorer’s History of Korean Fiction in Translation: After Colonialism and Into Civil War
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Where to Start Reading Translated Korean Literature
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The Explorer’s History of Korean Fiction in Translation: Literature as Japanese Colonialism Fell
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The Explorer’s History of Korean Fiction in Translation: Literature Under the Japanese Occupation
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Plastic Surgery, Pressure to Succeed, and Presidential Turmoil: Selections from the LARB Korea Blog’s First Year
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Enlightenment Fiction and the Birth of the “Modern” Korean Novel
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Finding Breezy Humor at the End of the World: the Stories of Kim Mi-wol
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When Was Korean Fiction First Translated into English?
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Heroes, Fantasies, and Families: What Went Into the First Korean Novels?
