- Overview
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This book reveals poet Moon Taejun's impeccable world of poetry that cuts straight to the essence of the verse.
- Book Intro
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This is the 101st book of poetry in the Munhakdongne Poetry Collection series. It is the latest work by Moon Taejun, a poet who has eked out a spot as the most important writer in Korean modern poetry, being recognized by literary scholars and receiving numerous awards such as the Yusim Literary Award, Midang Literary Award, Sowol Poetry Prize, Seojeong Poetry Award, and Aeji Literary Award.
In this book, Moon reveals a deep and delicate world of poetry that can be described as an exposé of Korean lyrical poetry. The title of this book, which appears somewhat strange at a glance, is a reflection of Moon's delicate yet matured voice as well as a question that fully captures his love and passion for all creation.
- About the Author
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Moon Taejoon
Moon Taejoon made his literary debut in 1994 by winning the New Writer's Award from the literary magazine Literature Central. Poetry collections created by Moon Taejoon include Noisy Backyard, Barefoot, Flatfish, Growth of the Shade, Far Away, and Our Last Faces. Moon has received many awards including the Yoosim Literary Award, the Midang Literary Award, the Sowol Poem and Literature Award, the Lyrical Poetics Literary Award, and the Aeji Literary Award.
