Blue Eye
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- Year of Production
- 2024
Summary
“I missed my time to die. Now I don't want to die.”
A saga of man and nature from the heart of Africa
A harrowing journey and struggle for survival set against the backdrop of the primeval land
Gyongiwon's new novel breaks new literary ground
“Exploring the depths of human existence through the mysteries of the African continent”
Set in the year 2024, Blue Eye, the latest feature novel by up-and-coming literary talent Yi Ki-won, is a narrative set in the vastness of Africa. The novel explores the complex relationship between humans, nature, and animals, and is a deeply emotional and thought-provoking story.
The main characters are “I,” a man who explores the meaning of life by recalling his past, and “Blueeye,” a lonely lekaon struggling to survive, whose stories intersect with each other. The two narratives act as a metaphor for each other, exploring human nature, the meaning of life, and the possibility of love and solidarity. Through them, the artist conveys a message of love and hope that can be rebooted.
A saga of man and nature from the heart of Africa
A harrowing journey and struggle for survival set against the backdrop of the primeval land
Gyongiwon's new novel breaks new literary ground
“Exploring the depths of human existence through the mysteries of the African continent”
Set in the year 2024, Blue Eye, the latest feature novel by up-and-coming literary talent Yi Ki-won, is a narrative set in the vastness of Africa. The novel explores the complex relationship between humans, nature, and animals, and is a deeply emotional and thought-provoking story.
The main characters are “I,” a man who explores the meaning of life by recalling his past, and “Blueeye,” a lonely lekaon struggling to survive, whose stories intersect with each other. The two narratives act as a metaphor for each other, exploring human nature, the meaning of life, and the possibility of love and solidarity. Through them, the artist conveys a message of love and hope that can be rebooted.
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MUNHAKSEGYESA
Established on May 16, 1979, and now in its 46th year of existence, Munhwa World Book Company has published more than 1,500 books in various genres, including literature, philosophy, history, art, and religion. In particular, many creative poetry collections, literary studies, and poet studies have thickened the strata of today's Korean literary history, and we have tried to publish books that bring comfort and joy to our lives.
