Hwang Sun-won: The Descendants of Cain Translated by Suh Ji-moon and Julie Pickering East Gate / UNESCO / Routledge 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. […]
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