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Paul Yoon
Paul Yoon writes fiction, including the novel "Snow Hunters." His stories often explore themes of displacement and memory. Yoon's writing is known for its quiet power and precise prose.
Snow Hunters
At the end of the Korean War, Yohan defects from his country and seeks a new life on the coast of Brazil, leaving his past behind. As years pass, he encounters a Japanese tailor, a church groundskeeper, and two vagrant children who drift in and out of his life. Yohan yearns for connection, but first, he must confront and release the trauma of his past.