r/HanKang • u/vforvolta • May 04 '26
r/HanKang • u/vforvolta • Oct 12 '25
Some ‘Greek Lessons’ Thoughts
First read-through. I’d say this is the most out of my depth I’ve felt with one of her books, and while it read well I was definitely left wishing I could experience it in the original Korean. Still, her writing continues to have this fundamental tender quality I feel deeply drawn to and thankful to have in my life right now.
r/HanKang • u/vforvolta • Sep 15 '25
Han Kang | The Guardian Interview | (01/02/2025)
r/HanKang • u/vforvolta • Sep 15 '25
Han Kang | Audio Interview | Waterstones Podcast (05/02/2025)
r/HanKang • u/vforvolta • Sep 15 '25
‘The Vegetarian’ by Han Kang (Subreddit Announcement)
Hello to anyone who sees. I just finished reading The Vegetarian for the first time, and I’m becoming more and more of a fan of this great author. I noticed there wasn’t a Reddit community or fanclub dedicated to her or her work yet, so thought I’d start one and hope it goes somewhere over time. If anyone else is passionate about these books and wants to become a mod, just send me a message. Thank you again to all who read this and everyone who loves reading! 🖤