Loving / Jeong Ho-seung, translated by Brother Anthony of Taize.
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Window on Korea | Fiction | 895.734 H825l (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 2020 | 01 | Available | WOK000220 |
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895.734 H154h Hong Gildong / | 895.734 H458n No one checks the time when they're happy / | 895.734 H593m The man who was left as nine pairs of shoes / | 895.734 H825l Loving / | 895.734 H997s Suni samch'on / | 895.734 I112b Bloodysunday / | 895.734 I351l The Long Road: A Novel / |
"The story of LOVING revolves around an unlikely heroine: a fish from a wind chime hanging beneath the eaves of Unjusa Temple's main hall in Hwasun, Jeollanam-do. Named Blue Bubble-Eyes, this fish grows weary of her mundane routine and begins to question the love of her partner Black Bubble-Eyes. While dreaming of escaping both Unjusa Temple and her partner, Blue Bubble-Eyes unexpectedly breaks free of the wire that had kept her attached, becoming a flying fish who soars through the sky in a quest for freedom and true love. Though exciting at first, the adventure proves to be a perilous journey. After several close encounters with death, Blue Bubble-Eyes realizes that love does not come quickly and without pain."--Amazon.com description