한국소설
Regeneration, Scattered Fragments
Isophia
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| ISBN | 9791124234334 | ||
책 소개
A taxi driver’s private hallucination becomes a public fact only when other people begin to witness its bodily consequences. Built around seedpods, scattered fragments, vanished hair, and a black maw of light, this story turns ordinary Korean urban spaces into a study of disappearance and impossible regeneration.
After thirty years behind the wheel, a woman taxi driver begins to see a black spot in the sky: a toothless maw of light that no one else can witness. A strange song follows her from roadside walls into her apartment, repeating the image of a seedpod bursting and bodies scattering into thousands. As her hair vanishes overnight and the world around her breaks into fragments—fish tank, photographs, mirrors, human ties—the story traces the collapse of a woman whose private terror is gradually confirmed by the startled eyes of others. Regeneration, Scattered Fragments is a work of psychological and surreal literary fiction, set in ordinary Korean urban spaces yet driven by recurring images of disappearance, dispersal, and impossible rebirth, moving toward a final scene where accident, vision, and self-erasure become indistinguishable.
After thirty years behind the wheel, a woman taxi driver begins to see a black spot in the sky: a toothless maw of light that no one else can witness. A strange song follows her from roadside walls into her apartment, repeating the image of a seedpod bursting and bodies scattering into thousands. As her hair vanishes overnight and the world around her breaks into fragments—fish tank, photographs, mirrors, human ties—the story traces the collapse of a woman whose private terror is gradually confirmed by the startled eyes of others. Regeneration, Scattered Fragments is a work of psychological and surreal literary fiction, set in ordinary Korean urban spaces yet driven by recurring images of disappearance, dispersal, and impossible rebirth, moving toward a final scene where accident, vision, and self-erasure become indistinguishable.