Park Deok-eun: Read a window

Park, with English and page page for his essay, "Read Windows"! I'm going to introduce you to some kind of sultanist pens that shine on all kinds of literary objects! Readers can meet with 28 sultry men, like the jade of the author who lived straight for over 50 years in literature. This book, decorated with literary prizes, is thought to be a gentle wind for readers. The author says in this essay that he has expressed his love and understanding and has passed away:. For a while I lived in a mountain village. There were three giant sugar trees there. One had grandparents, the other had grandmothers, the others had young men. From morning till sunset, the grandfather's eyes were there. Free eyes would spend so much time focusing on the same thing as if a passerby would occasionally come along. By then I was determined. I'm not going under that sugar tree. Instead, I'll write poetry, write essays, and write fairy tales. Free eyes will carry depression. Now, the literature I'm working on at 10 or so literary societies is mostly poetic, but it sometimes comes down to the reader using a pen of reference. And then we got to 30 more. It is new to notice that this has been gathered together and opened to me in the book ‘ Reading Windows. ’. I can't stop crying. Now, there are many memories of being stupid, untidy, weak, and regretful, but the happiness that this collection gives is much more than I think it's worth to be able to come by and comfort you.

Korean title: Read a window

Korean author: 박덕은

Korean publisher: 서영

ISBN-13: 9791192055060