Description
In a South Korean “P City” where conformity is the unspoken law, Mina follows two young women as their attempts to live honestly begin to unravel. As their friendship turns volatile and their private struggles deepen, the novel moves through a landscape of abjection—where identity blurs, meaning falters, and the self can no longer rely on familiar reflections. With a sharp, intimate focus on teen life, it explores what happens when individuality and experimentation are met not with understanding, but with erasure. Kim Sagwa’s distinctive, psychologically charged style turns everyday spaces into sites of collapse and reinvention, asking how we endure when the world refuses to recognize who we are.
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paperback
Two Lines Press
Published Oct 8, 2018
280 pages
ISBN: 9781931883740
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First Published
2018
Language
eng
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