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Former Newscaster and YouTube Creator’s Pick

One-Liner Quotes   Former Newscaster and YouTube Creator’s Pick   2022.11.07   In Korea, there is a saying, “Autumn is the season of books.” Just like the saying, it feels as if you have to have the romantic moment of reading a book at a park, cherishing the red, falling leaves. But, on the other hand, autumn might be the season farthest from reading books. They say that people read the least in the fall. I think maybe that’s because many of them go out for a picnic in good weather.Another paradox related to books can be found in the bestsellers’ trend. If you go to a bookstore, you will see books written by popular YouTubers lining the shelves. Just look at the sales record ? non-fiction bestsellers are mostly written by YouTubers. But, according to the readership status report announced by the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism in 2021, a majority of people, across generations and gender, said that one of the biggest reasons they cannot read books is...
  • VOL.52 / 2022.11
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The “Healing Fiction” Fever

Topic   The “Healing Fiction” Fever Trending: Fiction With the Theme of Healing Space   2022.10.04   Because I work in a book review team in a press agency, I meet dozens of books every week. And, recently, novels with similar designs and colors caught my attention, and I collected them on one side of the office. Then, one day, one of my colleagues from another team came to say hello, saw the stacks, and asked, “What are they? Are they a series?” Oh, yes. They may appear to belong to the same series, as they are so similar - in terms of atmosphere, not context. Every book seems to be indistinguishable from the others. Their warm color tone, and the “thing.” They all have some “house” drawn on their covers. So, even though people say that this is the generation of non-book-readers, I thought that it was worthy enough to write an article about this phenomenon as there must be a reason for their commonality.In fact, articles about this trend have been around...
  • VOL.51 / 2022.10
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Professor Kim Ho-Dong, the World-Renowned Scholar in Central Eurasian History

Special Project   [Korean Scholars ⑩] Professor Kim Ho-Dong, the World-RenownedScholar in Central Eurasian History A Broad and Deep Perspective Toward the World   2022.10.04   “A big fish in a small pond.” This is one of the Korean proverbs metaphorically used to refer to those with little knowledge about the world. Because we are from a certain country, a certain nationality, or a certain generation, we tend to look at the world from a narrow point of view. However, in order to enter the larger world, we must have the courage to break the wall around us. Professor Kim Ho-Dong of the Department of Asian History at Seoul National University has devoted his life to filling in the blank pages in world history by learning local languages to study the history of mysterious Central Eurasia and drawing a map of his own. Let’s follow in the footsteps of professor Kim, who became a world figure in the history of Central Eurasia, breaking down the solid wall called “g...
  • VOL.51 / 2022.10
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The Convergence of AI and Stocks: An Author Who Reads the Trends

Korean Authors   The Convergence of AI and Stocks: An Author Who Reads the Trends     2026.07     Stocks and artificial intelligence are captivating South Korea in 2026. Amids this phenomenon, there is an author who published a book this past April on stock investment secrets using the generative AI “Gemini.” We would like to listen to the story of author Cho Sung-ho, who wrote about Korea’s stock fever and how to establish an investment headquarters by using AI as a personal secretary.         Q. The combination of Gemini and stocks seems to epitomize South Korea’s trends in 2026. Could you please introduce yourself and share what inspired you to write this book?   I am currently serving as a professor in the Department of AI and Software at Hanshin University. I have spent many years researching and teaching computer science and software, and...
  • VOL.96 / 2026.07
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Author Baek Heesung: The Architect Who Infuses Spaces with Memory and Designs for Humanity

Korean Authors   Author Baek Heesung:The Architect Who Infuses Spaces with Memory and Designs for Humanity     2026.06     Fantastic Thoughts, The One Who Writes   Heesung Baek is both an architect and a writer. He has authored works that deeply explore the relationship between architecture and humanity, including Fantastic Thoughts, The Invisible House, Where the Light Leads, and The One Who Writes. As an acclaimed author whose books are currently preparing for international publication, how did he first begin his journey into writing? Above all, Baek’s architectural work shares a profound similarity with his writing. He creates architectural spaces centered around the theme of “memory” and weaves narratives into them. We sat down to listen directly to the insights of this architect, who infuses physical spaces with the warmth of human ...
  • VOL.95 / 2026.06
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#Library

#K-Book   #Library KPIPA Introduces K-Books for Global Publishing Markets through K-Book Platform 2022.11.07   The Old Man of the Library 1. Publication Details   Title | The Old Man of the LibraryAuthor | Choi Jeehye, Eum JoungwonPublisher | goraebook libraryPublication Date | 2014-10-02ISBN | 9788997165797No. of pages | 40Dimensions | 218 * 265   2. Copyright Contact   Name | Lee KyusuEmail | goraebook@naver.comPhone | +82-31-955-9680   3. Book Intro   This is a story about an old man who wanted children to dream bigger. As the president of a shoe company and successful business man, the old man wanted people to enjoy a culture that enriched the mind and soul through books. So he opened a library for children who were too poor to read books. “Inpyo Library for Children” in Sanggye, Seoul, is Korea’s first private library for children. The laughter of children changed the atmosphere of ...
  • VOL.52 / 2022.11
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Eun Hye’s Hug

New Books   Eun Hye’s Hug   2022.10.04                     “Come, people with painful hearts, with wandering minds. Eun Hye will hug you tight.”Eun Hye’s Hug The first picture essay by Jung Eun Hye, who is an artist with a developmental disability who surprised people in the drama “Our Blues.”The book presents sincerely recorded memories of people who she hugged or was hugged by, and the faces of her loved ones she hopes to hold on to. “Being warm makes me feel good. Hugs are a love.”“To me, pictures mean something that I can give to someone.”“I feel so happy surrounded by people I love these days.” Disability and art, friends and foes, sorrow and happiness… Eun Hye offers a warm hug, which tears down all the barriers in the world. Heartfelt consolation with warm hugs.Eun Hye’s HugWritten and illustrated by Jung Eun Hye, publishe...
  • VOL.51 / 2022.10
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Foreign Agency on Publishing K-Books in Other Countries in Cooperation with Korean Agency

Export Case   Foreign Agency on Publishing K-Books in Other Countriesin Cooperation with Korean Agency   2022.10.04   Amid an unprecedented wave of interest in Korean content, through my agency, I have the privilege of helping children’s, YA, and crossover Korean books across all genres to spread beyond Korea’s borders and into new markets outside of Asia. Korean fiction for adult readers is gaining significant attention and experiencing a real boom in many Western markets, including English, French, Spanish, German and Italian. But children’s books are lagging behind that trend, perhaps because publishers often look for familiar settings that they think parents and children will recognise and identify themselves more easily within. But the movement toward a more diverse publishing list is reaching across all reading ages and helping open up catalogues to more and more works in translation. As a result, many of the Korean titles I have sold were t...
  • VOL.51 / 2022.10
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Kepler49: Opening the Future of K-Popup Books

Korean Publishers   Kepler49: Opening the Future of K-Popup Books     2026.05     Kepler49 is a pioneer in the popup book market, a field that is still unfamiliar in the domestic market. They create popup books that comfort the sensibilities of not only children but also adults, including titles such as Garden, Zoological, Zhuchka, Kudryavka, Laika, Dokdo, The Isle of Rocky Waves, and Fly, Baby Songbird. In this May 2026 issue, we delve into Kepler49’s unique vision, the reasons why they create popup books, and the future of the popup book medium.   Publisher Kepler49 ⓒKepler49         Q. First, could you give us a brief introduction to your publishing house? Tell us about the types of books Kepler49 publishes.   Kepler49 is a publisher that hopes popup books can be both books and toys that provide a brief ...
  • VOL.94 / 2026.05
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Imagination Sketched in Colored Pencils: The Pencil by Author Kim Hyeeun

Korean Authors   Imagination Sketched in Colored Pencils:The Pencil by Author Kim Hyeeun     2026.05     Trees are felled whenever a pencil is made. Author Kim Hyeeun is a picture book author who reflects on the sacrifice of trees. Her book, The Pencil, was born from a heart that cherishes both art and nature. We interviewed Kim Hyeeun, an author who cares deeply for both her craft and the environment, to explore her imagination and thoughts.   The Pencil         Q. Was there a specific inspiration that led you to write The Pencil?   The Pencil is my very first book. I felt a lot of pressure and spent much time worrying about how to fully capture my own thoughts in my debut picture book. At first, I tried to create a story around grand and flashy subjects, but those attempts felt like wearing someone else’s clothes...
  • VOL.94 / 2026.05
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