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South Korean poet Kim Kyung Ju has written and translated over 10 books of poetry, essays, and plays. Widely considered the progenitor of the Korean new-wave movement “Miraepa” (“Future Movement”), his first collection of poems, I Am A Season That Does Not Exist, is already in its 30th edition.
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