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The Impossible Fairy Tale: Han Yujoo in Conversation with Scott Esposito User Submitted

When: Thu., April 27, 6:30-8 p.m. 2017
Price: Free
The Center for the Art of Translation and Graywolf Press are very proud to present acclaimed Korean author Han Yujoo in conversation with Two Lines Press’s Scott Esposito. Long known as a vital, innovative author in her native Korea (as well as the publisher of Oulipopress), Han Yujoo here presents her first full-length book to be translated into English, The Impossible Fairy Tale (tr. Janet Hong). Called a “stunning debut” by Kirkus in a starred review, and praised as “a new kind of literary horror” by Sarah Gerard, The Impossible Fairy Tale is a remarkable book.

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