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Wolf is centered on the tales of Mongolia, which lies on the “border” between civilization and wilderness, modernity and anti-modernity.
List of contents
CONTENTS
The Magnolia / 9
Wolves / 27
Southern Plants/ 46
Korean Soldier / 64
Second Waltz / 88
Chinese Fireworks / 106
River Crossers/120
Has Anyone Seen My Shoes?/135
Kids Need Money Too / 150
Imitayshun / 171
About the author
Jeon Sungtae: Jeon Sungtae was born in 1969 in Goheung, South Jeolla Province, and studied creative writing at Chung-Ang University. His published works include the short story collections Second Self-Portrait, Wolves, Over The Border, and BURYING INCENSE;and the novel The Female Barber.
Sora Kim-Russell is a Korean-American poet and translator originally from California and now living in Seoul, South Korea. Her translations include Gong Ji-young’s Our Happy Times (Short Books, 2014) and Shin Kyung-sook’s I’ll Be Right There (Other Press, 2014). She teaches at Ewha Womans University.
Summary
Wolf is centered on the tales of Mongolia, which lies on the ?border” between civilization and wilderness, modernity and anti-modernity.
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