Preface (7p)

You are waiting to be reborn

Reading Eugene Mok's "Botanical Garden" (p. 15)

The power to love and the power to live

Yoko Sano's "The Cat Who Lived a Million Times"
Reading "The Born Child" (p. 21)

In short, I can't do it

Reading 『Park Wan-seo's Words』 (p. 29)

Definition of the future

Reading Baek Sang-hyun's "Those Who Are Not Deceived Wander" (p. 41)

Does your mom know a woman like that?

Reading Yu Jin-mok's "To Mi-gyeong" (p. 48)

To respect life, you have to draw a line.

Reading Jeong Hye-yoon's "Sundays of Life" (p. 57)

That's the best thing

Reading Jo Young-rae's Biography of Jeon Tae-il (p. 65)

Author's frame

Reading William Maxwell's "Goodbye, See You Tomorrow" (p. 77)

Exercise and wind

Reading Nobuko Nakano's "The Windy Gene" (p. 82)

A comedian's writing

Reading Yang Dasol's "Tickling" (p. 93)

Oscar works tirelessly to restore love.

Reading Jonathan Safran Foer's "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" (p. 103)

The genius of Dassi

Reading Jeong Hye-yoon's "Geniuses of Private Life" (p. 105)

The narrative of this powerful house

Gabriel Garcia Marquez's
Reading "One Hundred Years of Solitude" (p. 107)

A novel that leaves a lasting impression

Arundhati Roy's
Reading "The God of Small Things" (p. 109)

You have to be happy wherever you are in this crazy world.

Reading Choi Jin-young's "Where the Sun Sets" (p. 111)

Book review evaluation

Reading Geum Jeong-yeon's "Great Sentences That Never Fail" (p. 113)

Fiction, nonfiction, pseudofiction

Reading James Salter's "If You Want to Write a Novel" (p. 123)