Lee Young-jun: Complete Collection of Kim Su-yeong's Handwritten Poems

Smash swimming, probably all over. A modern literary historian's 'great root' Kim Swim poet's Six-Point manuscript. The document contains 354 written pages of written text that exist, not only the original ones, but also the post-ops from the post. The long-term manuscript of the poet vividly illustrates the process of correction and writing of poetry, coordination of the hangar, and the process in which the speaker's work is presented from the image to the final release. Before leaving in a sudden accident, Kim's swimming poet had only published one of her own. There is no data except for the play and the page of the paper that has been published in the country of Twandal, which was left in the past; there was limited research despite the desire of the researchers, and not a few autobiographical interpretations and criticisms. This is a decision made by seven years of research and research that has been involved in the work of bereaved persons who have spent 40 years as poets and who have been deeply involved in their own library. The book, a total of five, collected the originals used in the first part of the book, before the Hung Kim swim, and the notes and columns left in the book. Part 3 contained the six-piece manuscript of Mrs. Kim Hyun-sook and his wife's personal notes, which had been scraped out of the page by a poet and then altered or copied by a poets, and last in five, the poet had prepared the book for her publication before she was published.

Korean title: 김수영 육필시고 전집

Korean author: 이영준

Korean publisher: 민음사

ISBN-13: 9788937426452