Won-Pyung Sohn


Won-Pyung Sohn

Won-Pyung Sohn was born in Seoul, South Korea, in 1979. She is a renowned author known for her engaging storytelling and thoughtful exploration of human emotions. With a background in literature and creative writing, Sohn has garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated readership through her compelling narratives. She continues to contribute to the literary world with her insightful and impactful work.




Won-Pyung Sohn Books

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"Esta historia habla de un monstruo que se encuentra con otro monstruo. Uno de esos monstruos soy yo." Yunjae nació con alexitimia, una enfermedad que le impide reconocer y expresar emociones, y que está asociada a un crecimiento inferior de la amígdala cerebral, generalmente del tamaño de una almendra. Su madre soltera y su abuela hacen todo lo posible por ayudarlo a relacionarse con los demás, si bien en la escuela se enfrenta a la intimidación y al rechazo de sus compañeros por su comportamiento indolente. Pero un día ocurre la tragedia: en la tarde de su decimosexto cumpleaños, la madre y la abuela de Yunjae son víctimas de un violento ataque callejero que termina con su abuela muerta y su madre postrada en cama en estado vegetativo. Yunjae tendrá entonces que vivir solo y encargarse de la librería de libros usados de su familia. Es entonces cuando sucede el inesperado encuentro con Gon, un chico volátil, propenso al mal humor y a las peleas, que ha sufrido una infancia traumática.

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