Table of Contents

Wires From Many Worlds Infighter Zombie Walking Decision How Odd Perfect Night Happy New Year Imbalanced Thought Request Line at Noon The Nineteenth Century's Rain Giraffe's Love Noises Let Us Meet in Autumn In a Snowy Village A Precise Question Ways of Greeting in Africa The Baseball Park Ten Years Later A Note on Summer Impressions in Winter Travelers Earthquake Chun-ja You and I, As Flowers Out of Orbit Small Talk Fire Phytogenic Perhaps the Devil Meeting Plaza Misunderstanding Mannequin Like Dust Ventriloquist The Dirty Street Through the Tollgate with the Monster Trace Disappearance We Shall Drink Chinese Alcohol Tomorrow Bullfighting Bullfighting at Dusk Power of Stairs Personal Life Addiction Matters A Geometrical Composition Run, Bus, Run Knife Today As Well the Night Suspect Interview with an Alien Your Active Boundary Today's Weather My Gloomy Modern Boy Spread The Secrets of Birds

About the Author

Born in Seoul, Korea, Lee Jangwook majored in Russian literature at Korea University. He has worked as an editor and also as a professor of creative writing at Chosun University in Korea. Lee began his writing career in earnest in 1994 when a series of his poems won the new writer's award in the poetry division of the literary journal Contemporary Literature. Lee has published two collections of poetry in Korea, Sand Mountain in My Sleep and Hopeful Songs at Noon, as well as a novel, Cheerful Devils of Callot. In addition to strictly literary works, he has written two collections of literary criticism, My Gloomy Modern Boy and Revolution and Modernism: Russian Poetry and Its Aesthetics.