Literature

Dude read a novel about a young guy and a married woman, got moved, and named a conglomerate after her

Lotte Group founder and Honorary Chairman Shin Kyuk-ho was so moved by 'The Sorrows of Young Werther' in his youth that he named his company 'Lotte' after the female lead, Charlott

The Direct Ancestor of the 'Gal Who is Kind to Otakus' Trope

The reason why you really need to sit down and read 'Snow Country' properly

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[Reading Gal] Spoilers) Comic about reading <The Loser>

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[Sing-Gall] A Legendary Dumbass of Japanese Literature (TL;DR included)

I accidentally left out some parts. The rest of the story: it was just 'let's live quietly.' Negotiation? This shit happened so out of nowhere that there was nothing left to do. Re

The Ultimate Reclusive Author Who Only Came Out of Hiding for The Simpsons

There are plenty of famous authors who enjoy the hermit life—Cormac McCarthy, J.D. Salinger, Patrick Süskind, etc. But even for them, it's normal to have at least one photo from th

Is 'Sapiens' actually a good pop-science book? (1)

Sapiens is a globally recognized humanities book and a staple recommendation for students in Korea. It's definitely a 'good' book, and the author has been active in Korea, appearin

Characteristics of Western-style Novel Writing

Stuff that’s surprisingly hard to pull off IRL

Living an average life. Tbh the dude on the cover of that book doesn't even look average. Seriously, keeping up with the Joneses is so freakin' tough. Turns out if you wanna live a

Introducing the 8 Best Books of 2025

Hello. The truly tumultuous 2025 is finally almost over. If you ask whether the mending of internal strife is moving along at the desired pace, I can't give a cheerful answer, but

“The whole world recognizes Korean talent.. Korea deserves its cultural success.”

The whole world recognizes Korean talent.. Korea deserves its cultural success.

According to the lore, LOTR isn't an Isekai, it's the actual history book of the world we live in.

In the lore, The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings are based on the Red Book of the Periannath—a collection of Bilbo and Frodo's adventure records mixed with various traditional tal