Lee Chang-jae: Between Memory and Record

People stay somewhere. It's often a physical place, sometimes a mental one. The invention of the book, which ended up in middle school in Korea and moved to the United States, experienced two totally different worlds, but it always stayed in the book. I've been involved in books, I'm facing the world through books, and now I'll be living in bookmaking. Siege and Records are about books and books read by book designers in the 25th year of Columbia University's publishing department. He has been making a living as a book designer for more than 20 years since he first started reading books when he was four. The book is written with a single note, and the same eyelash and emotion are felt by the one who wrote it in the list of books. It's a foreign professional who has long worked on books, while it is a cross-cultural reading of Diaspora's unconstitutional book, an immigrant and a Villinggulal book and a prose of place and time. So there is a story of life that you can relate to in a normal way, a daily story of joy and suffering, the loss of relationships, the realization of your hopes and frustrations, and a glimpse of your country as an immigrant, and an aspect of the Asian cultural exchange. And through stories of book consumers and publishers, we can see the problems of producers as well as readers, the problems about translation and writing, the differences between Korean and American publishing cultures.

Korean title: 기억과 기록 사이

Korean author: 이창재

Korean publisher: 돌베개

ISBN-13: 9788971999929