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It's summer, and it's just an ocalte genre that I want to read. It's a story of the myth of the office. And I felt like it was very realistic.
There was also a part of the work that was supposed to be done, and it was very interesting to have had a lot of empathy for it, and that was fun.
I've been thinking about why I like nightmares. I don't feel so happy about my hair, and the horror, but I think it's a strange addictive thing. That's why I'm attracted. But if you look deeper into your mind, it's a matter of being who is responding to the intense stimulus of fear fantasy. Sometimes you feel like you're a fantasy element, and your imagination gets bigger, and you hit a real room with that same size. And you give something more than that to be funny and scary. Their stories are
Beom Yu-jin et al.: Office Ghost Story
Social people spend most of their time at work. I wish my work were fun and rewarding, but it's not that often I have to be frustrated. The fact that you have to go to work every day is painful, if you're being shot and hit by a fellow who has been relied on, and you've got a humble salary for your health. This pain, which I would have had to go through if I had worked, became the basis of the book, ". office Goat.". Five authors, who are in the midst of more than fiction, across media and genres, looked at the deep shadow that has been placed on our job. The story of the small company that shares cool secrets with new employees is a tragic one, a story of a social event in which people are happy to be so much happier than their own in-laws who have been given a cold reality by a late-30-year-old single mother who has been so excited about her work commitment.
Korean title: 오피스 괴담
Korean author: 범유진 외
Korean publisher: 안전가옥
ISBN-13: 9791193024409
Reviews
It's summer, and it's just an ocalte genre that I want to read. It's a story of the myth of the office. And I felt like it was very realistic.
There was also a part of the work that was supposed to be done, and it was very interesting to have had a lot of empathy for it, and that was fun.
I've been thinking about why I like nightmares. I don't feel so happy about my hair, and the horror, but I think it's a strange addictive thing. That's why I'm attracted. But if you look deeper into your mind, it's a matter of being who is responding to the intense stimulus of fear fantasy. Sometimes you feel like you're a fantasy element, and your imagination gets bigger, and you hit a real room with that same size. And you give something more than that to be funny and scary. Their stories are
