Slick et al.: A letter with many parentheses

Slick, who has been singing love instead of hatred in hip-hop, and the one who makes a story without letup, over the genre. Two female artists who are actively working in their respective domains received letters from Corona. This is one of the 'guns' series of books in the literary neighborhood that weaves the round-and-run books of our time. Two people who have been living a month's wage for the month have decided to share openly the anxiety of the future with the greatest infection of all time, the inner mind that has tailed them. They look like things in a lot of ways. A woman in her 30s who plays music in Korea, a feminist, and a cat-mixer. But we didn't know each other very well. To Ewa, Sly was ‘a rapper from the Mnet Reality Goodgirl’ and to Slang was ‘the artist whose father sold Trophy in the Poetics.’. We invite each other to get closer together, using Sly and Ilang, ‘ unknown world. ’. In the strange atmosphere of events happening all day, and saying, ‘Please tell me your position, ’ they are the safest invited people to each other. In a letter that is exchanged and received to wish each other well, we have two experiences and honest thoughts about the issues of feminism, non-Giantism, climate crisis, animal rights, disease rights, pregnancy, self-determination, tattoos, and Jender issues that are being discussed in hot terms in our society today. The speed of thought is not always the same, but their letters are as different as they are and show the process of trying to see from each other's perspective.

Korean title: 괄호가 많은 편지

Korean author: 슬릭 외

Korean publisher: 문학동네

ISBN-13: 9788954680974