The Korean author, who has been accused of being ‘un-Korean’, talks about the concept of home and being translated into English for the first time Reading Korean author Bae Suah’s Untold Night and Day ...

Translator Deborah Smith in conversation with South Korean writer Bae Suah about her novel, "A Greater Music." “A compact, personal account of anomie and withdrawal in a time of rapid social and ...

Untold Night and Day was first published in Korea in 2013 and is the fourth of Bae Suah’s novels – which number more than a dozen – to be translated into English by Deborah Smith. It is also the first ...

In Bae Suah’s enigmatic, unsettling, and absorbing new novel, A Greater Music, the narrator goes on a trip, learns German, falls in love, falls into an icy river, expounds upon music and the limits of ...

Korean author Bae Suah, the writer behind “Nowhere to be Found” and “Recitation,” will be discussing her latest works at the Seoul Book and Culture Club on June 10. The event, which will allow fans to ...

Jonathan Cape has acquired a novel by Korean writer Bae Suah, Unknown Nights and Days, translated by International Man Booker-winning translator Deborah Smith. Ana Fletcher, senior editor at Jonathan ...

Pre order: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Untold-Night-Day-Bae-Suah/dp/1787331601/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=bae+suah&qid=1574251589&sr=8-6 A hypnotic, disorienting story of ...

As cryptic and compelling as a fever dream... Bae Suah is one of the most unique and adroit literary voices working today Sharlene Teo Finishing her last shift at Seouls only audio theatre for the ...

Bae Suah’s fiction gives rise to the underrepresented voice of the young, female working class of South Korea. Her latest novella, “Nowhere to Be Found,” echoes her excellent short story “Highway with ...

Bae Suah, trans. from the Korean by Deborah Smith. Open Letter, $13.95 trade paper (128p) ISBN 978-1-940953-46-5 After a three-year absence, an unnamed writer returns to Berlin in this dulcet, ...