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 Deep Blue Night (±í°íǪ¸¥¹ã)
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[Short Fiction Series 5]

Better known as a novelist, Choe In-ho has also written strikingly original shorter fictions, of which the stories reprinted here are good examples. ¡°Deep Blue Night¡± is an autobiographical story that is both contemporary in being structured about a highway journey and yet traditional in its themes of exile, wandering, and retrospection. Of interest to an English-speaking audience are the California setting and the protagonist's observations on American and Korean-American life. ¡°The Poplar Tree¡± is one of a trio of stories, Strange Folk, that are reminiscent of Choe's signature stories The Boozer and Another Man¡¯s Room, which likewise blur the boundaries between fantasy and reality. It may be read as a coming-of-age story, a fable of hero worship and shattered illusions, or an example of magical realism, with its blend of vivid detail and playful metaphysical speculation.



 
   
 

 
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