Selected Work
English Translations of Hwang Sun-wŏn's fiction:
- The Book of Masks (short stories)
- The Descendants of Cain (novel)
- The Moving Castle (novel)
- Shadows of a Sound (short stories)
- Sunlight, Moonlight (novel)
- Trees on a Slope (novel)
- Cranes (short stories)
- Lost Souls: Stories by Hwang Sunwon (short stories) translated by Bruce Fulton
Cranes Article by Hwang Sunwon
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