[New Releases] 'Simsim and Yeolsim' · 'Solsae and Sonamu' · 'Noja'

◆SimSim and YeolSim = An essay containing thoughts and principles about the life of writing. Instead of describing know-how, it unravels the flow of writing concerns. It covers feelings when not writing and training to write consistently. With honest confessions and advice, it comforts those who are absorbed in front of a blank monitor. "Writing has power. That power comes from within me. Therefore, we must believe in ourselves. We must believe in the writing that comes from me." (Written by Kim Sinhwe / Minumsa)

◆Solsae and Pine Tree = The baby Solsae loses her mother in the forest. Unable to find a place to sleep, she becomes restless but meets a kind pine tree and spends a warm night. It is the warmth of hope found in a harsh world. Emphasizing the preciousness of life and living together through the great change made by small kindness. Expressed with various onomatopoeia and mimetic words, the rhythm and flavor of the words come alive the more you read aloud. (Written by Im Wonho / Illustrated by Heogu / Gilbut Children)

◆Laozi = An Eastern classic for modern people in a chaotic era. Focuses on differences such as additions, duplications, modifications, and misprints found in the bamboo slip version, Wang Pi version, and white book version. By comparing these, it proposes the 'theory of gradual development.' The translation is based on the Wang Pi version and arranged sequentially up to chapter 81. Preserving the rhythmic original text, it reads like a song flowing like water. The detailed and easy-to-understand interpretation makes grasping its meaning much easier. (Written by Lee Seokmyeong / Minumsa)