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Animal-Making

Author

Nam Sangsun

Publisher

SIGONGSA Co., Ltd.

Categories

Adolescent Literature

Audience

Youth
Young Adult

Overseas Licensing

Keywords

  • #young adult novels
  • #fiction
  • #robots and humans

Copyright Contact

Irene Lee

  • Publication Date

    2018-11-30
  • No. of pages

    276
  • ISBN

    9788952788696
  • Dimensions

    135 * 205
Overview

The book is set in the year 2071 and confronts issues about humans and robots.

Book Intro

16-year-old Hong-li is an intern at the National Security Bureau who dreams of officially becoming an agent so that he can earn his citizenship and live a better life with his mom. While investigating “animal-making,” which has infiltrated the bureau’s central server, Hong-li accidentally meets the AI bot Hans. Hans claims that his owner Nana has been kidnapped and asks for Hong-li’s help. Hong-li discovers that animal-making and Hans’s owner Nana are closely linked.  Hans and Hong-li try to find Nana, and during their search learn that the ambitious doctor and businessman, Mayor Baekeun, is holding a vagabond girl and a scientist, who makes robots, in order to conduct human cloning experiments. After a series of tumultuous events, Hong-li and Hans find Nana, but Nana introduces herself as Hanna and believes the mayor is her mother. In order to help Nana and find himself, Hong-li enters the VR world “Animal-Making,” which the mayor created in order to rule the world. Thanks to Hong-li and Nana’s actions, the mayor gets locked up in a VR prison. Hong-li, Hans, and Nana each return to their districts after the truth of animal-making is uncovered.

About the Author

Nam Sangsun



Nam Sangsun was born in Mungyeong, Gyeongsangbuk-do, and graduated from Dongduk Women’s University with an undergraduate degree in Korean language and literature. She received a graduate degree in creative writing from Korea University. In 1992, Nam’s short story, A Miracle Sound beyond the Mountain, was selected and published by Munhwa Ilbo (Culture Daily), which started her writing career. In 1993, Nam received the Today’s Author Award for her novel Finding the White Snake. Nam focuses on young adult books with the hope that today’s youth will reclaim their identity. 

Nam has written the novels What We Can Say about the Camellias, Hope Line, A Photograph without a Mailman, and the young adult books A Rabbit Jumps Out of a Radio, Passing to Be a Human Deadline, I Am My Father’s Relative, Dialect Ghost, Kiss Jail, and Husky Voice.

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