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Chae wa ppalgang

Chae wa ppalgang

P'yŏn Hye-yŏng changp'yŏn sosŏl
DystopianLiterary Fiction
Pages
260
Published
2010
Language
Korean

Synopsis

A phamarceutical agent is assigned to C country, only to be deprived of his status and identity after being quarantined and to live and work for rat control surrounded by piles of rufuse.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

DarkGrittyTense
Fish Out of WaterSurvival

Genres

Dystopian Literary Fiction

About the author

H
Hye-yŏng P'yŏn

Hye-yŏng P'yŏn is a South Korean writer of dark psychological thrillers and suspenseful fiction. She is best known for her novel The Hole, which won the Shirley Jackson Award. Her stories often focus on the isolation and anxiety found in modern life.