Wayfarer
earliest edition we have, 1997 Women in Translation, 1997 paperback 205 pages
The eight writers in Wayfarer are among Korea's best known authors and bring an astonishing breadth of experience and style to the fiction collected here. They explore love and independence, break the bounds of family, are punished and resurgent. A powerful collection that strikes at the heart of what it means to be modern, to be Asian and to be a woman, Wayfarer shows a country and a culture in the midst of earth-sh...
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