Lindsey Miller: There isn't even a place similar.

North Korea is no longer unusual in its appearance from the eyes of outsiders. The streets already abandoned and the faces of some people who feel a bit uglier, and the plaintiffs with privileged people in them are only a fraction of North Korea and the reality is a total cover. But Lynsey Miller, who spent two years in North Korea, with her husband, a British diplomat, between 2017 and 2019, has a very different feeling. Lindsey Miller tries to convey the many senses and the strange feelings that surrounded him in North Korea, including the pine scent of a mascara, the noise of a smoke-filled ping-up, and the calm of the beach at dawn. We realize, as we read the comical stories of pyo-yong diplomats, the story of drunk driving inspectors and the atmosphere surrounding Pyongyang at the North and South Summit in 2018. The idea that even a place like it is not about living there, but about feeling rising up in it. No place has ever caused him such a strange feeling as North Korea, so it is hard to read the book as a growing point showing how the most bizarre space in the world changed a human being.

Korean title: 비슷한 곳조차 없는

Korean author: 린지 밀러

Korean publisher: 인간희극

ISBN-13: 9788993784718