원더풀 독자 여러분, 제 작업에 대한 여러분의 성원과 열정에 진심으로 감사의 말씀을 전하고 싶습니다. 여러분의 말과 격려가 매일 저에게 영감을 줍니다. 저와 함께 이 여정에 동참해 주셔서 감사합니다. 이렇게 열정적인 독자들이 있다는 것에 진심으로 감사드립니다. 진심으로 감사드립니다, 한강
I read Human Acts this year and I really enjoyed it! Chapters one and two were already so emotional and I just love her writing (also shoutout to the translator Deborah Smith). I read The Vegetarian quite some time ago.. I just remember it being quite weird but liking it. Time for a re-read I would say! Excited to hear that there is going to be a new book coming out, will definitely read that too 😊
@@Fuonaa i honestly wish i knew korean because i feel like a lot of han kang's writing is lost in translation, as good as it may be now. and yes, weird is an understatement for the vegetarian, isn't it 😂
Lovely, as always! I read The Vegetarian upon your expert recommendation, and yes, it was transformative for me and I think about it often. As frustrating as it was to read about the protagonists demise, I realised that for her it wasn't a break down, but a break through. Showing us that to change, to transform, and thereby separating yourself and breaking off from your family, isn't necessarily a bad thing depending on who is leaving that unit. I also bought Human Acts, but it is on my TBR list. A book about suffering isn't very appealing to step into, but now that you've said she writes so softly about suffering, I might finally be tempted to finally start reading it. Congratulations to Han Kang!
grateful to be ur book buddy! still have u to thank for claire keegan, so we're even ❤ AND YES, the way han kang just so tenderly depicted something so atrocious made it all the more heartbreaking 😢
I'm planning to dive into Han Kang's work soon! Hearing your insights has inspired me to pick them up-it sounds like it’ll be quite the emotional journey.
Excellent video. Thank you so much. I put White Book at the top (I’ve read all except Convalescence), but I understand your reasons. I also had some trouble with Greek Lessons.
the white book is definitely a favorite as well! and yes, i'm still mourning the fact that i waited so long for a greek lessons translation, only to be disappointed by it 😢 thanks for being here!
원더풀 독자 여러분,
제 작업에 대한 여러분의 성원과 열정에 진심으로 감사의 말씀을 전하고 싶습니다. 여러분의 말과 격려가 매일 저에게 영감을 줍니다. 저와 함께 이 여정에 동참해 주셔서 감사합니다. 이렇게 열정적인 독자들이 있다는 것에 진심으로 감사드립니다. 진심으로 감사드립니다,
한강
I read Human Acts this year and I really enjoyed it! Chapters one and two were already so emotional and I just love her writing (also shoutout to the translator Deborah Smith). I read The Vegetarian quite some time ago.. I just remember it being quite weird but liking it. Time for a re-read I would say! Excited to hear that there is going to be a new book coming out, will definitely read that too 😊
@@Fuonaa i honestly wish i knew korean because i feel like a lot of han kang's writing is lost in translation, as good as it may be now. and yes, weird is an understatement for the vegetarian, isn't it 😂
Lovely, as always! I read The Vegetarian upon your expert recommendation, and yes, it was transformative for me and I think about it often. As frustrating as it was to read about the protagonists demise, I realised that for her it wasn't a break down, but a break through. Showing us that to change, to transform, and thereby separating yourself and breaking off from your family, isn't necessarily a bad thing depending on who is leaving that unit. I also bought Human Acts, but it is on my TBR list. A book about suffering isn't very appealing to step into, but now that you've said she writes so softly about suffering, I might finally be tempted to finally start reading it. Congratulations to Han Kang!
grateful to be ur book buddy! still have u to thank for claire keegan, so we're even ❤ AND YES, the way han kang just so tenderly depicted something so atrocious made it all the more heartbreaking 😢
I'm planning to dive into Han Kang's work soon! Hearing your insights has inspired me to pick them up-it sounds like it’ll be quite the emotional journey.
oh it definitely will! i'm certain at least one of those books will make you cry kekeke
Excellent video. Thank you so much. I put White Book at the top (I’ve read all except Convalescence), but I understand your reasons. I also had some trouble with Greek Lessons.
the white book is definitely a favorite as well! and yes, i'm still mourning the fact that i waited so long for a greek lessons translation, only to be disappointed by it 😢
thanks for being here!
Reading presently.....Human Acts
@@somalaskar7811 ready some tissues!
I just heard that she has a new one coming out called "We Do not Part" I just pre-ordered it.
yes! i mentioned it towards the end of the video. can't wait!!!
@@silveroceanletters My bad, I guess I should probably watch the videos before comment on them 😁
Not a big deal, but on your thumbnail, you have Human Acts as your worst and Greek Lessons as your best.
@@davidsheriff9274 intentional! to throw people off 😝