Hwang Sun-won: The Descendants of Cain Translated by Suh Ji-moon and Julie Pickering East Gate / UNESCO, 1997. Originally published 1954 Novels set in post-liberation Korea, or during the Korean war, often make uncomfortable reading, particularly those set in the Soviet sphere of influence, and where the story is set in the countryside. The historical […]
Translator: Suh Ji-moon
Selected translations
- Kang Kyong-ae: The Underground Village (Bi-lingual, Vol 90 – The Naked in the Colony) tr Suh Ji-moon, Asia Publishers 2014
- Kim Wonil: The House with a Sunken Courtyard tr Suh Ji-moon, Dalkey Archive 2013
- Kim Yu-jeong: The Camellias tr Chun Kyung-ja, Suh Ji-moon, Jimoondang 2002
- Anthology: Brother Enemy: Poems of the Korean War ed Suh Ji-moon, White Pine Press 2002
- Yun Heung-gil: The Rainy Spell tr Suh Ji-moon, Jimoondang 2002
- Yi Mun-yol: Appointment with my brother tr Suh Ji-moon, Jimoondang 2002
- Anthology: The Golden Phoenix ed Suh Ji-moon, Lynne Rienner 1998
- Hwang Sun-won: The Descendants of Cain tr Julie Pickering, Suh Ji-moon, Routledge 1997
- Anthology: The Rainy Spell and Other Korean Stories ed Suh Ji-moon, Routledge 1997
- Anthology: Home-Coming and Other Korean Short Stories ed Korean National Commission for UNESCO, Pace 1983
- Anthology: The unenlightened and other Korean short stories ed Korean National Commission for UNESCO, Pace 1983
- Anthology: Hospital Room 205 and Other Korean Short Stories ed Korean National Commission for UNESCO, Pace 1983