The Depths of a Clamshell: Selected Poems of Kim Kwang-Kyu
By (Author) Brother Anthony
White Pine Press
White Pine Press
23rd January 2006
United States
Paperback
128
Width 152mm, Height 228mm, Spine 12mm
240g
Kim Kwang-kyu was born in Seoul in 1941 and is a professor in the German language and literature department at Hanyang University. He has written poetry sharply critical of the abuses of human dignity caused by corrupt politics and the structural contradictions brought about by the industrialization of society.
Brother Anthony teaches English literature at Sogang University in Seoul. He is the translator of several books of Korean poetry.
Brother Anthony teaches English Literature at Sogang University in Seoul, Korea. He is the translator of several books of Korean poety including Farmers' Dance and The Sound of My Waves: Selected Poems of Ko Un. Brother Anthony teaches English Literature at Sogang University in Seoul, Korea. He is the translator of several books of Korean poety including Farmers' Dance and The Sound of My Waves: Selected Poems of Ko Un.