Everything Good Dies Here
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Author: Djuna
The stories brought together in this collection introduce for the first time in English the dazzling speculative imaginings of Djuna, one of South Korea's most provocative SF writers. Whether describing a future society light years away or satirising Confucian patriarchy, these stories evoke a universe at once familiar and clearly fantastical. Includes six stories set in the Linker Universe, where a mutating virus sends human beings reeling through the galaxy into an array of fracturing realities.Blending influences ranging from genre fiction (zombie, vampire, SF, you name it) to golden-age cinema to Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness', Djuna's stories together form a brilliantly intertextual, mordantly funny critique of the human condition as it evolves into less and more than what it once was.Film critic and speculative fiction writer Djuna, who first appeared as an online presence in the early 1990s, has steadfastly refused to confirm any personal details regarding age, gender or legal name, or even whether they are one person or multiple. Djuna is widely considered one of the most prolific and important writers in South Korean science fiction. They have published nine short story collections, three novels, and numerous essays and uncollected stories.
ISBN 9781885030764. Kaya Press. pb. 304 pages. 12 x 17 cm.
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The stories brought together in this collection introduce for the first time in English the dazzling speculative imaginings of Djuna, one of South Korea's most provocative SF writers. Whether describing a future society light years away or satirising Confucian patriarchy, these stories evoke a universe at once familiar and clearly fantastical. Includes six stories set in the Linker Universe, where a mutating virus sends human beings reeling through the galaxy into an array of fracturing realities.Blending influences ranging from genre fiction (zombie, vampire, SF, you name it) to golden-age cinema to Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness', Djuna's stories together form a brilliantly intertextual, mordantly funny critique of the human condition as it evolves into less and more than what it once was.Film critic and speculative fiction writer Djuna, who first appeared as an online presence in the early 1990s, has steadfastly refused to confirm any personal details regarding age, gender or legal name, or even whether they are one person or multiple. Djuna is widely considered one of the most prolific and important writers in South Korean science fiction. They have published nine short story collections, three novels, and numerous essays and uncollected stories.
ISBN 9781885030764. Kaya Press. pb. 304 pages. 12 x 17 cm.
available