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Amid the emotional desolation and stark despair of Seoul, Korea, the unnamed narrator assists the lost and hurting find an escape through peaceful suicide, and two brothers are torn by their mutual love for the same woman, in a collection of interwoven stories set against the backdrop of contemporary Korea. Original.
"And the paintings that enthrall them, that hold them rooted completely in one place for a long time, inadvertently betray their viewers' innermost desires"
I Have the Right to Destroy Myself | 
