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Lee Jangwook was born on 1968 in South Korea, is a South Korean poet, novelist, and critic (born 1968). Discover Lee Jangwook's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 56 years old?

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Lee Jangwook (Hangul: 이장욱) is a South Korean poet, novelist, and critic.

1968

Born in Seoul, Korea in 1968, Lee Jangwook majored in Russian literature the undergraduate and graduate school levels at Korea University.

He has worked as an editor and also as a Professor of Creative Writing at Chosun University in Gwangju Korea.

1994

Lee began his writing career in earnest in 1994 with a series of poems being published as winners of the new writer's award in the poetry division of the literary journal Contemporary Literature.

The Korea Literature Translation Institute summarizes Lee's work:

Moreover, he is active in other diverse roles, including holding a permanent post on the editorial committee of a leading literary magazine, which is unprecedented at his age, and as a well-known literary critic in his own right, having published incisive analyses of the esoteric works of his contemporaries, including Hwang Byeongseung, Kim Haengsuk, and Kim Minjeong.

At that residency Lee spoke about traveling to Russia, "Fourteen years ago, in the winter of 1994, I embarked on a long journey from St. Petersburg to Chuvashia with Andrei, who was my roommate at the time," and expressed his own view of the role of literature's role in society:

Poetry Collections

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Collections of Short Stories

Criticism

2005

In addition to strictly literary works, he has written two collections of literary criticism, My Gloomy Modern Boy (2005) and Revolution and Modernism: Russian Poetry and Its Aesthetics (2005).

Currently, he is an active member of the poetry group Cheonmong ("Heavenly Dream").

2006

Lee has published two collections of poetry in Korea, Sand Mountain in My Sleep and Hopeful Songs at Noon (2006).

He is also a novelist, having written, Cheerful Devils of Callot.

2008

Lee was a resident at the University of Iowa International Writing Program in 2008, which he participated in as a courtesy of the Korea Literature Translation Institute.