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Han Kang’s We Do Not Part Wins the NBCC Fiction Prize

On March 26, 2026, the National Book Critics Circle (NBCC) awarded its fiction prize to Han Kang’s novel We Do Not Part. This recognition signifies more than a literary achievement; …

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LITERATURE

5 Things to Know Before Reading Korean Literature

If you are new to Korean literature, now is a great time to start. Interest in Korean culture has grown rapidly around the world, and while many readers first came …

A shaggy white Sapsali dog glowing under a full moon at night, representing the Korean indigenous breed known as a guardian against evil spirits.
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Sapsali: The Korean Dog at the Heart of a Literary Story

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