While compiling the book

01 Repentance for past love
Anyone who doesn't love now is guilty
Thank You for Throwing Me Away _ A Letter to My First Love 20 Years Later
A blessing that happened in my twenties
Parents also become a burden to their children.
The more painful memories, the better
I can never forget [the lie]
Crazy, life-or-death, relentless, without regret

02 Truly Hot Words
The taste of bad pizza dough
I think you'll like it _[Baghdad Cafe]
I'm so happy living as a drama writer.
Cheer up, you aspiring writers!
Yoon Yeo-jeong is a person who embraces life with just one look.
Truly warm words
How have you been, K?

03 Love a little longer
To my sorry father
The best inheritance I received from my parents
Asking actress Na Moon-hee for directions
Han Ji-min, life is worth living because you're here
Noh Hee-kyung to Pyo Min-soo, Pyo Min-soo to Noh Hee-kyung
After finishing [Sad Temptation]
Worship the old woman _[A woman who set out on a journey at the age of fifty]
Some Prejudices About Friends 162

04 Life doesn't come twice
Beautiful imagination
If I could start my life over again, I would start with the filial piety I couldn't do.
Ask after one's well-being
My heart aches again
Boyhood is hard for girls _[Spring Days Are Gone]
Life is something that can end without any other purpose if you love and are happy.
Adultery: A cruel test for the weak
_[Hwayangyeonhwa]
Meeting my youth, which was both heartbreaking and sad
Why do dramas have to be fun?

The greatest emotional writer of our time, Noh Hee-kyung!
Her first essay is back with a new look!!

“All who do not love are guilty.
“There is no excuse for abandoning the one person who deserves your love.”

Who can talk about love with such confidence?
Many people will nod their heads at the words of author Noh Hee-kyung, who has been comforting the world's pain and speaking of true love and understanding for the past 20 years.
Because you can guess the deep meaning contained in that childish sentence.

In 2008, Noh Hee-kyung's first essay, [Those Who Don't Love Now, Are All Guilty], which caused a sensation among both those who love and those who don't, has come back to us in a new form.
The world has changed in the meantime, and the nature of love has also changed.
But the fact remains that what makes people human and the world worldly is ultimately 'love'.
Her essays, written sentence by sentence based on love, comfort, and understanding, were and still are beautiful.


To you who are hurt, to you who misses so much,
A truly heartwarming consolation to you who is often foolish!

“Even if you loved more, it was only for a season or two, and even if you changed early, it was only for a moment compared to a lifetime.
It was all a process.
So everything is okay.”

The revised edition [All Those Who Do Not Love Now Are Guilty] is filled with writer Noh Hee-kyung's intimate personal confessions.
I didn't add or subtract even the time I spent blaming and hating the world.
He also brought out the childish love that made him persistently torment the other person by holding on to the memories of being abandoned.
The story of a father who hated everything with the surname 'No' to the point of death, a mother who left a deep resentment in her heart after her death, a drama she couldn't bear to say goodbye to, and a movie with an unforgettable scene...

But all of these stories ultimately come down to love and comfort.
And that conclusion seeps into her work.
The characters in her works, created by recalling people, love, hate, resentment, and then people again, are truly painful but courageous.


Donations, NGO activities, etc.
An author who shows 'love' through action!

“One day, I painfully discovered that I was only shouting with words, with writing, with my mouth that I loved, understood, and that I was beautiful.
“Now let’s take some action, Tyler.”

She was once the one who would curse, “Let the world fall apart, let me die and you die too.”
But as I wrote, I gradually broke free from the shackles of my rough mind.
Sometimes, I realized that it is normal to live a life where one side of your heart aches and you cannot live without feeling resentment.
The two words that were engraved in my heart during those times are ‘love and comfort’, which run through the revised edition of [All Those Who Do Not Love Now Are Guilty].

If she had only spoken of love and comfort, the depth of her writing and her work would have been narrow and shallow.
But she acted.
I worked for an international development and relief NGO to help the hungry, the sick, and the vulnerable.
Perhaps I raised my voice for those who need food, medicine, and education more than love and comfort.
A portion of the author's royalties also goes to their benefit.
A portion of the publisher's profits will also be donated to support her donation.


10 new essays, 10 handwritten messages,
And it includes famous lines from her works that she has published over the past 20 years!

“Becoming an adult means going from being hurt to being the one who hurt.”

The revised edition [All Those Who Do Not Love Now Are Guilty] is not just a new version of the book.
The content has also become more substantial than before.
The ten newly included essays once again poignantly demonstrate how fiercely she navigates the world and how much thought goes into her writing.
As if to emphasize that the love she speaks of is not only love between a man and a woman, but also love between parents and children, love between friends, love between colleagues, love between works and writers, and everything else.

Her handwritten messages and memorable quotes from her works published over the past 20 years constantly whisper to readers.
Love and understand.
It's a blatant lie to say that youth doesn't hurt, but as I've lived, I've realized that's life.

I hope that this book, like her wish, will give readers happiness, like the encouragement of a friend or the heart of a mother.