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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 28, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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[K-LIT REVIEW] Minyoung Kang's 'Plant Lady' gets comfortable with 'cozy horror' - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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A lush plant shop tucked away in an unassuming residential neighborhood; a lone woman snipping and pruning, enveloped by leaves and shoots she cares for with motherly tenderness; a small cast of ordinary characters each bearing issues the resolution of which promised happy endings; and lastly, the must-have feature — some cats. "Plant Lady" by Minyoung Kang has all the essential ingredients of a typical cozy read. If you disregard the murders, that is. My advice for this book is to skip the blur
[K-LIT REVIEW] Sapphic love blooms in post-apocalyptic wasteland of 'Everything Happened at Once' - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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Would the world come to an end if a deadly virus spread through our modern metropolises? Would panic breed lawlessness, unwinding centuries of civilization and plunging even the most advanced nations into chaos? Having come out the other end of the COVID-19 pandemic, we know the answers to these questions. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the young protagonists of Choi Jin-young’s novel “Everything Happened at Once,” translated into English by Soje. In the book, pandemonium descends as
[K-LIT REVIEW] K-drama mixes with Jane Austen in June Hur's 'Behind Five Willows' - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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In the late 18th century, King Jeongjo of Joseon found himself with a headache — one that was simultaneously troubling his British contemporaries a continent away, as debate about the importance and appropriateness of the novel as an art form spread. While Jeongjo was a staunch advocate of classical, moralistic texts modeled after the ancient Chinese masters, the people of Joseon were being swept away by new literary winds. With the increase in trade between Joseon and Qing China came an influx
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