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Japanese Translator’s Pick

One-Liner Quotes   Japanese Translator’s Pick   2023.06.05     There’s a place that I go to whenever the spring comes after the winter. It’s my mom and dad’s graves, who passed away quite a long time ago. The graves are barren and desolate, showing how cold it was last winter. The grass has turned yellow, the leaves are thickly piled, and there are even holes made in the ground by animals from the mountain. But it’s a relief that the tall pines and yew trees surrounding the graves are green. Basking in the spring breeze, I wipe down the headstones with a mop, rake leaves with a pitchfork, firmly step on dry grass, and startle, like usual. It’s because there are fluffy balls ? pasqueflowers ? everywhere. Blooming one step ahead of the winter, pasqueflowers were bending their purple heads down.And a scene comes to mind. It’s the childhood of the two daughters. Whenever the two daughters, who have now become adult...
  • VOL.59 / 2023.06
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Flowers of the Orient ? Bringing Korean Gems to Polish Readers

Export Case   Flowers of the Orient? Bringing Korean Gems to Polish Readers   2023.05.02   Sixteen years ago, immediately after a fellow Korean Philology student and good friend, Edyta Matejko-Paszkowska, and I decided to establish a publishing house that was centered around Korean literature, people were perplexed. ‘Why?’ they asked. Few believed it was a great idea at the time, and some attitudes could now be considered mocking. However, now that the Korean wave (Hallyu) has reached Poland, they are no longer laughing. The popularity of Korean cuisine, language, dramas, and K-pop has extended to Korean literature.Up until around 2007, a total of seventeen titles of what could be classed as modern or classical literature had been translated from Korean into Polish - extremely low compared to the likes of Japan or China, which both ran into the hundreds. Several key factors explain why Korean literature translations weren’t widespread. Firstly ...
  • VOL.58 / 2023.05
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Export Status of Korean Webnovels and Webtoons

Topic   Export Status of Korean Webnovels and Webtoons   2023.03.13   Status of Korean webnovel and webtoon market   Korea’s webnovel and webtoon market has been growing rapidly, representing the “K-content” category. The business has been expanding into other countries as well, such as other Asian countries and the US. Derivative works based on webnovels and webtoons are generating income through various channels. As can be seen in the success of the recently-aired drama “Reborn Rich,” IPs (intellectual property) based on publishing content such as webnovels and webtoons are expanding into other industries such as drama, film, animation, and games, securing the original content with relatively less investment. According to the research conducted by the Publication Industry Promotion Agency of Korea (KPIPA) and the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA), the size of the webnovel market grew from 741.5 billion won in 2020 to 1.85 tril...
  • VOL.56 / 2023.03
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Successful Import Case of Korean Literature in the U.S.A.

Export Case   Successful Import Case of Korean Literature in the U.S.A. Black Ocean, Lee Young-ju, the 2022 Lucien Stryk Asian Translation Prize for Cold Candies   2023.02.20   The idea for doing Moon Country, the contemporary Korean poetry series at Black Ocean, started around the time Janaka Stucky, the publisher, came to Korea for a series of readings and literary events in 2017. Along with the editor Carrie Olivia Adams, we decided we’d like to publish work that stood on its own, but also would be in conversation with the other Black Ocean titles. So that is why we set out to publish edgy, avant-garde, contemporary work published in Korea within the last 25 years or so.The series’ name comes from the famous poem and book Moon Country Mischief (the title of a Korean book: 『달나라의 장난』) by Kim Soo-young. A goal we have is that we want these books to challenge national literature discourses, we want to invite readers to inhabit these books...
  • VOL.55 / 2023.02
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The “Most Korean” Features Penetrate the World

Topic   The “Most Korean” Features Penetrate the World   2023.01.02   I met Kristen Vida Alfaro, CEO of Tilted Axis Press, in the UK last September. Tilted Axis Press is the publisher set up by Debora Smith, who won the International Booker Prize with Han Kang. The company introduced Love in the Big City (Changbi Publishers) written by Park Sang-Young and translated by Anton Hur to the UK, and the book put its name on the Booker Prize Longlist this year. Also, translated by the same translator, Chung Bora’s Cursed Bunny (Arzak) was selected for the Booker Prize Shortlist. As such, Korean literature ? or K-literature ? has recently been creating a sensation in English-speaking countries. If you take a closer look at the phenomenon, you will realize that diaspora literature written by Korean-Americans is at the center of popularity, such as Lee Min-Jin’s Pachinko and Michelle Zauner’s Crying in H Mart.   * K-Book Trends Vol. 47 ? Go t...
  • VOL.54 / 2023.01
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Moon Chakage

Korean Translator   Moon Chakage   2023.05.02   Profile   ? Korean-Japanese translator ? E-mail: moonchakage@gmail.com   Educational Status   ? Yonsei University Korean Language Institute ? Dongguk University Division of Korean Language, Literature, and Creative Writing ? Seoul National University Instructional Leadership Program for Korean as a Foreign ? Language, College of Education Regular Course, Special Course, Translation Atelier, LTI Korea Translation Academy   Awards   ? The 9th Korean Literature Translation Contest for New Translators   Career   ? Korean Film Archive Blu-ray Collection subtitle (“Aimless Bullet,” “Lovers in Woomukbaemi,” “People in th...
  • VOL.58 / 2023.05
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UN HE PAIK

Korean Translator   UN HE PAIK   2023.04.03   Contact   ? E-mail: unhepaik@gmail.com   Education   ? Attorney at Law, Law and Social Sciences, Buenos Aires National University, Argentina ? Master’s Degree from Graduate School of Education (Spanish), Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea ? Ph.D. in Law and Philosophy of Law, Universidad Nacional de Educaci?n a Distancia, Madrid, Spain ? Special Course (Spanish), Literature Translation Institute of Korea, April, 2016 - December 2017 ? Translation Atelier (Spanish), Literature Translation Institute of Korea, April, 2018 - December 2018 ? Media Translation Course (Spanish), Literature Translation Institute of Korea, June, 2020 - September, 2020   Transl...
  • VOL.57 / 2023.04
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Lee Tae-Yeon

Korean Translator   Lee Tae-Yeon   2023.03.13   Profile   ? Korean-French translator ? E-mail: lyty@nate.com   Educational Status   ? Completion of doctoral course in General and Comparative Literature at the University of Paris XII ? Regular course at the LTI Korea Translation Academy   Career   Korean-French Co-translation ? Pyun Hye-Young, I Went to the West Forest (Munji Books), published by Payot & Rivages ? Koo Byung-Mo, The Bruised Fruit (Wisdom House), published by Decrescenzo ? Lee Oi-Su, A Hundred Ways of Drinking (Bosung Publishing) (3 essays), published by Cahier des Ateliers ? Han Kang, The Wind is Blowing (Munji Books), published by Decrescenzo - Won the 13t...
  • VOL.56 / 2023.03
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Helen Cho

Korean Translator   Helen Cho   2023.02.20   Helen Cho is a freelance translator and interpreter based in Seoul and London. She received both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in English Literature from University College London, UK. She won the 46th Modern Korean Literature Translation Commendation Award in Fiction, and multiple Translation Grants from the Literature Translation Institute of Korea. She has translated numerous literary works, films, plays, and musicals. As an interpreter, her areas of expertise include literature, art, film, performing arts, culture, media, and education.   PROFILE   ? Korean-English translator/interpreter ? solongoshelen@gmail.com   EDUCATION   ? 2009: University College London, UK - Master of Arts in English ...
  • VOL.55 / 2023.02
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Sandy Joosun Lee

Korean Translator   Sandy Joosun Lee   2023.01.02   Profile   ? Korean-English translator ? E-mail: sandy.joosun.lee@gmail.com   Educational Status   ? Graduated from the University of California, San Diego (majored in Literature/Writing) ? Atelier class at Literature Translation Institute of Korea   Career   ? Currently full-time translation/interpretation team lead at Studio Mir   Book Translation   ? Almond by Won-pyung Sohn (HarperVia, 2020)   Almond, Sunrye House &n...
  • VOL.54 / 2023.01
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