- [New Book] Approaching the Truth of Gwangju… ‘The Memory of Two Gunshots, The Tears of Two Gwangjus’
- For a long time, memories of the May 18 Gwangju Democratization Movement remained scattered, failing to converge into a single, unified meaning. The new book, "Memories of Two Gunshots, Tears of Two Gwangjus," ...
- 2026-07-24
- [New Release] The invisible hand dismantling businesses and families… ‘Inheritance Tax, a Tax That Punishes Success’
- South Korea’s inheritance tax rate is among the highest in the world. The issue is not merely the level of the tax rate. Inheritance is not simply a matter of transferring wealth; it is intrinsically linked t...
- 2026-07-19
- [New Book] What happens when you discard one vote to gain five?… Hwang Seung-yeon’s ‘Inheritance Tax and the Fate of the Republic of Korea’
- "There is a sequence to the downfall of countries like Argentina, Greece, and Venezuela. When a political party that promises populist policies focused on massive welfare expansion takes power, it first drasti...
- 2026-07-19
- [New Book Review] “Let’s endure all kinds of absurdities and live for a long, long time”… Hwang Ju-li’s ‘Museum of the Heart’
- I have finished reading "Museum of the Heart," the new collection of essays by author Hwang Ju-ri. While her perspective remains that of a warm observer of the world, her reflections on death have deepened sig...
- 2026-07-16
- [New Book] A country that calls those who ask questions agitators… Kwon Kyung-hee’s ‘Password 1234’
- In September 2024, a journalist remarked on a broadcast: “The only way to legally conduct a forensic examination of the National Election Commission (NEC) server is through martial law... but who would stake...
- 2026-07-12
- [New Book] A Country with Elections but No Sovereignty… Daniel Park’s ‘Fraudulent Elections, a Lost Nation’
- Daniel Park's "Fraudulent Elections, A Lost Country" directly confronts the most sensitive and overlooked issue in modern South Korean history: election fraud. The book does not stop at mere allegations; it sy...
- 2026-07-12
- [New Book] Why Did Neukgu Escape From Us… ‘Neukgu’s 9 Days’
- A creative children's book titled "Neukgu's 9 Days," inspired by the wolf escape incident at Daejeon O-World, has been published. Bang Min-ho, a poet, novelist, and professor of Korean Language and Literature ...
- 2026-07-01
- [New Release] Whether you have it or not, the struggle is real: ‘The Delusion That Money Causes Anxiety’
- “It is not money that sustains society, but people who sustain the value of money!” Our society forces those without money to live in constant anxiety. It makes those who work diligently to earn a living ...
- 2026-06-29
- [New Book] The Architects of Politics: ‘The Aides’ War’
- It all begins with a phone call in the early hours of the morning. For the first time, a sitting National Assembly aide has written about the hidden side of politics that has never been captured on camera. Foll...
- 2026-06-29
- Democracy that Threatens ‘Total Ruin’… Author Kim Gyu-na’s ‘A World Like a Novel’, Episode 308
- In the 308th installment of "A World Like a Novel," author Kim Gyu-na recently introduced a novel that perfectly reflects the current political climate. Kim Gyu-na describes José Saramago's 'Seeing' as "a cru...
- 2026-06-22
- [New Release] 21st Century Hybrid Warfare Report 'The Dandong Project'... Written by Kim Mi-young and Roy Kim
- Several unprecedented and peculiar scenes were captured during this June 3rd election. First, there was the scene where Lee Jae-myung brought his ballot outside the polling booth, claiming his stamp was only h...
- 2026-06-17
- [New Release] "Is the 'tradition' we know an edit of modernity?"... Choi Beom's 'Editing Tradition'
- A civilizational anatomical report on the grand ideology 'tradition' that dominates the Korean subconscious, 'The Editing of Tradition' (Timeline), has been published. Is the 'traditional culture' of Korea, wh...
- 2026-06-12
- [Featured Book] Winner of the 2026 International Booker Prize… Yang Shuangzi's '1938 Taiwan Travelogue'
- 'A 1938 Taiwan Travelogue,' the first Chinese-language novel (and naturally, the first Taiwanese novel) to win the International Booker Prize in 2026, is garnering significant attention. This book, translated ...
- 2026-05-28
- [New Release] “This Pain is the Cost of War”… Ji Man-won’s ‘The End of the Sandcastle and the Torn Robes’
- Dr. Ji Man-won, who has been writing a history series on the May 18th Gwangju Uprising since 2003, has released his new book, "The End of the Sandcastle and the Torn Robes of Justice." It is somewhat known tha...
- 2026-05-20
- [New Release] "Hegemony Can Be Redesigned"... Jeong Kwang-je's 'A Liberal's Reading of Gramsci'
- Jeong Gwang-je’s new book, ‘A Liberal’s Reading of Gramsci,’ has been published. The author states that Antonio Gramsci should not be viewed simply as a left-wing theorist. While Gramsci was a founder o...
- 2026-05-20
- [New Release] "A nation stands when security is firm"... An Chan-hee's 'There Are No Holidays in Security'
- The collection of columns and essays, "There Are No Holidays in Security," which captures vivid records of the security landscape, has been published. This book compiles the records of a former officer who has...
- 2026-05-17
- [New Release] The ultimate weapon to save the collapsing Republic of Korea… Professor Lee Hee-cheon's 'Planned Sedition'
- Professor Lee Hee-cheon, South Korea's foremost ideology education expert, has unveiled his ultimate master plan, forged through agonizing struggle, to save a nation on the brink. This book clearly demonstrate...
- 2026-05-06
- [New Release] When Sermons Become the Subject of Law… ‘Pastor Sohn Hyun-bo’s Statement of Appeal’
- "If I am imprisoned, it is not a personal matter, but a reflection of the state of this nation." The new book, 'Pastor Son Hyun-bo's Appeal Brief,' documents through concrete facts—20 accusations, 39 trials, ...
- 2026-05-05
- [New Release] Illuminating the Socioeconomic Aspects of the 5th Republic Era... The Fifth Republic, The Chun Doo-hwan Era, Vol. 1, 2
- “Chun Doo-hwan was a cool-headed realist. The moment he relinquished power and became a private citizen, he coolly acknowledged his weakened state. After his retirement, when the media exposed the corruption...
- 2026-04-26
- [New Release] 4·3 was an event for all of South Korea... Kim Seok's 'Forty-Nine Years, June, A Certain Day'
- While previous narratives of Jeju's 4.3 incident have primarily focused on documenting the horrific suffering and the sorrow of an isolated island, the new book, ‘Forty-Ninth Year, Sixth Month, A Certain Day...
- 2026-04-26