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The Everlasting Rock<br />

A NOVEL<br />

Feng Zong-Pu,<br />

translated by Aimee Lykes<br />

“Because Feng Zong-Pu is a distinguished<br />

Chinese writer, because she lived through<br />

China’s two-decade nightmare, because she<br />

authentically details the disastrous effect of<br />

national hysteria on individual lives, <strong>and</strong><br />

because The Everlasting Rock is a gripping<br />

story <strong>and</strong> a good read, the book’s publication<br />

... is both welcome <strong>and</strong> timely.”<br />

—MARLENE LEE, CALYX<br />

“Fluidly rendered by Lykes, this is an<br />

inspiring story about friendship, love, <strong>and</strong><br />

the ability of the human spirit to hope <strong>and</strong><br />

somehow survive.” —LIBRARY JOURNAL<br />

Feng Zong-Pu (born in Beijing in 1928)<br />

is one of the leaders of the pioneering<br />

generation of women writers that<br />

emerged in China during the 1950s.<br />

1998/186 pages<br />

ISBN: 0-89410-782-8 pb £12.95 / $16.95<br />

The Golden Phoenix:<br />

Seven Contemporary<br />

Korean Short Stories<br />

translated <strong>and</strong> edited by Suh Ji-moon<br />

“A deeply convincing<br />

collection; highly recommended<br />

for all collections.”<br />

—CHOICE<br />

“Every one of these stories<br />

st<strong>and</strong>s on its own as<br />

a well-crafted tale, but<br />

together, especially with<br />

Professor Suh’s informative [introduction],<br />

they provide an opportunity for the reader<br />

to discover something about the traditional<br />

Korea, the rural Korea, the Korea beyond the<br />

sprawl <strong>and</strong> hustle of Seoul.” —KOREA HER-<br />

ALD<br />

Suh Ji-moon is professor of English at<br />

Korea University.<br />

CONTENTS: Introduction: A Context for<br />

Korean Fiction—Suh Ji-moon. The Golden<br />

Phoenix—Yi Mun-yol. The Girl from the<br />

Wind-Whipped House—Yun Hu-myǒng.<br />

The Sunset Over My Hometown—Yi<br />

Mun-ku. The Mural—Kim Yǒng-hyǒn. The<br />

Flower with Thirteen Fragrances—Ch’oe<br />

Yun. The Monument Intersection—O<br />

Chǒng-hǔi. The Rainy Spell—Yoon<br />

Heung-gil.<br />

1999/302 pages LC: 98-39396<br />

ISBN: 0-89410-862-X hc £41.95 / $55<br />

ISBN: 0-89410-882-4 pb £14.95 / $19.95<br />

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