#ObviouslyImmortalLove #EunheeKyung #ClaudiaReadingABook [ObviouslyImmortalLove] A short story by EunheeKyung. It is said to be the 'pain of separation', but in fact it was closer to 'the regret of not wanting to separate'. I was my father's daughter, my father, and my father's woman. I was my mother's daughter, and my mother's lover. I was his woman, and his wife's lover. I was his wife. And it is me. I. And....... For reading inquiries, email: [email protected] Title: Clearly Immoral Love Author: Eun Hee-kyung Publisher: World Literature Fall 1997 issue Background music source Copyright name: Fall * Copyright name: Seo Ji-hyeon Source: https://gongu.copyright.or.kr/gongu/w... wrtSn=13073859&menuNo=200020 Copyright name: Cloud * Copyright name: Yoo Min-gyu Source: https://gongu.copyright.or.kr/gongu/w... Author Eun Hee-kyung Born in Gochang, Jeollabuk-do in 1959, she graduated from Sookmyung Women's University's Department of Korean Literature and Yonsei University's Graduate School of Korean Literature. In 1995, her mid-length novel 'Duet' won the Dong-A Ilbo New Year's Literary Contest, and in the same year, she won the Munhakdongne Novel Award for her first full-length novel 'Bird's Gift', the Dongseo Literary Award for her first short story collection 'Talking to Others' in 1997, the Yi Sang Literary Award for her short story 'Wife's Box' in 1998, and the Korean Novel Literature Award for her short story 'The House I Lived In' in 2000. Her other full-length novels include 'The Last Dance is with Me', 'Was It a Dream', and 'Minor League', and her short story collection 'Happy People Don't Look at the Clock'. When she can't sleep, she drinks single malt whiskey, and on a good day, she drinks light red wine alone, and with friends, she usually drinks draft beer. She decides not to drink on gloomy days, but she deals with them flexibly. She often wears jeans and miniskirts, using the excuse that she doesn't suit her in suits. She can go hiking without any problems wearing high heels. Including the Great Wall of China. I have completed several half marathons, but I cannot exercise with others for fear of being a nuisance. My colleagues give me the 'Gag Girl Award' for fun, so I like jokes, but it takes me a while to abandon social etiquette. I often go to unfamiliar places to write, and when I arrive, I first look for coffee shops and walking trails. I am interested in trees and their names, but I do not have a flower pot at home. If I have 3 hours to spare, I watch a movie, and if I have 3 days, I plan a trip. I like cafes in European cities and campsites in the Rocky Mountains. I like Gag Concert, So Ji-sub, Mot Band, and Kiwi, and I am partial to pretty people. I do not like inconsiderate and rude people. I do not usually enjoy shopping, so I buy things in a hurry and at high prices. I like elaborate or unique things, and I do not own things I do not like, so I do not have much. I am most happy when I am planning a trip while drinking with people I like. Except when I write a novel I like. _Author's Note Book Link http://www.kyobobook.co.kr/product/de...