A woman’s decision to stop eating meat leads to her radical transformation and examines themes of identity, violence, and family dynamics.
This novel brought Kang international acclaim and won the Man Booker International Prize in 2016.
Set against the backdrop of the 1980 Gwangju Uprising, Kang explores the aftermath of political violence on a personal and societal level, showing the impact of trauma on the collective mind.
This poetic reflection on life, death, and mourning weaves together personal memories and meditations on the colour white, offering a unique exploration of grief and healing.
In this novel, a Greek language class brings together two characters coping with loss and alienation, delving into themes of communication and the struggles of human connection.
This short story follows a woman who gradually transforms into a plant, symbolizing the sacrifices and challenges faced by women within traditional family structures.
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