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Cerise Press, Spring 2013, Vol. 4 Issue 12 interview with South Korean poet Kim Seung-Hee by Ruth Williams, translated by S.B.

Cerise Press Poetry Chants at the Moment When Water Evaporates: South Korean Poet Kim Seung-Hee - Cerise Press Current Issue Site Map Contributors About Contact Us Poetry Chants at the Moment When Water Evaporates: South Korean Poet Kim Seung-Hee View with Pagination BY Ruth Williams & Kim Seung-Hee TRANSLATED BY S. B. F irst published in 1973, South Korean poet Kim Seung-Hee has gone on to publish nine volumes of poetry in her native Korean, as well as several volumes of fiction. Though Kim’s work may not be well-known in the Anglophone world, over the course of her career, she has garnered a

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