This is a sticky book.  It’s kind of stuck in my imagination.  I keep turning it over in my head, feeling a little closer to picking up what Kang was putting down.  It’s clever but unassuming, sharp, subtle, violent and serene.  I don’t really know what to do with it, and that makes me like it more.  (I’ll include a few tiny spoilers in this review, but it might be best to go in cold.) Set in South Korea (this is a translation of what was […]