Hye-young Pyun

EL FENÓMENO COREANO QUE NO TE DEJARÁ DORMIR. Ganadora del Premio Shirley Jackson a mejor novela de terror psicológico. Tu cuerpo es tu cárcel. Tu mente, el carcelero. ¿Y si sobrevivir es el verdadero castigo? La respuesta coreana a Stephen King. The Observer Una lectura apasionante para los amantes del terror literario. The Bookseller Se colara bajo tu piel. Korean Literature Now La version coreana de Misery, de Stephen King TimeTras un devastador accidente de coche en el que muere su esposa, Ogi despierta en el hospital para descubrir que esta atrapado en su propio cuerpo y bajo los cuidados de su suegra, que llora la perdida de su unica hija. Aislado, abandonado por quienes antes lo rodeaban, el mundo de Oghi se reduce a la habitacion en la que yace y a sus recuerdos de su pareja, una mujer sensible que encontraba consuelo cultivando el jardin de su casa. Sin embargo, mientras Ogi permanece solo y paralizado, algo inquietante sucede tras las cuatro paredes de su habitacion: dia tras dia, su suegra remueve la tierra del jardin, arrancando lo que su hija habia plantado con tanto esmero y cavando, con una calma perturbadora, agujeros cada vez mas hondos, como si buscara el fondo de un pozo invisible. En ese jardin que antes florecia, ahora germina otra cosa: el silencio, la sospecha y la venganza.El pozo es una novela psicologica inquietante y poetica que se desliza con precision quirurgica hacia la oscuridad. Una historia sobre lo que dejamos sin decir y lo que puede hacernos cavar nuestra propia tumba.Considerada una de las autoras mas destacadas de la literatura coreana contemporanea, Hye-young Pyun ha sido reconocida con los galardones mas prestigiosos de su pais. Su prosa inquietante y sofisticada ha conquistado tambien al publico internacional, y El pozo, distinguida con el Premio Shirley Jackson a la mejor novela de terror psicologico, confirma su lugar como una voz unica, original e imprescindible en el panorama literario actual.

EL FENÓMENO COREANO QUE NO TE DEJARÁ DORMIR. Ganadora del Premio Shirley Jackson a mejor novela de terror psicológico. Tu cuerpo es tu cárcel. Tu mente, el carcelero. ¿Y si sobrevivir es el verdad

Fall into the chilling and claustrophobic psychological novel and Korean bestseller from the award winning author perfect for fans of Shirley Jackson Stephen King and Olga Ravn WINNER OF THE SHIRLEY JACKSON AWARDSOON TO BE A MAJOR FILM STARRING THEO JAMES AND SQUID GAME S HOYEON A superbly insidious and atmospheric chiller about caring and cruelty grief isolation helplessness and existential fear Guardian Korea s answer to Stephen King a thoughtful and elegant exploration of a relationship increasingly unnerving Observer Beautifully haunting Probably my favourite book I ve ever read 5 star reader reviewFollowing a devastating car crash that killed his wife Oghi wakes in hospital to find himself trapped in his own body and under the control of his vengeful mother in law as she grieves the loss of her only child Isolated from his friends and neglected by his nurse Oghi s world shrinks to the room he lies in and his memories of his wife a sensitive woman who found solace in cultivating her garden But as Oghi remains alone and paralysed his mother in law is hard at work in the now abandoned garden uprooting what her daughter had worked so hard to plant and obsessively digging larger and larger holes A bestseller in Korea The Hole is a superb

From the Shirley Jackson Awardwinning author of The Hole, a slow-burning thriller with a touch of horror and the uncanny A disappearance. A missing brother. A lawyer asking questions. And a vast forest in the mountainsthe western woodswhere the trees huddle close together emanating a crushing darkness and a chill dampness fills the air. The ranger, In-su Park, who lives nearby with his family, is a recovering alcoholic. He claims no knowledge of the man who disappeared, even though the missing man had worked as the ranger just before him. In the little village down the mountain, the shopkeepers will do the same and deny they ever saw or knew the man, though theyre less convincing; and his former supervisor at the Forestry Research Center, Professor Jin, dismisses his importance. But when an accident and a death derail the investigation and someone attempts to break into his office, In-su Park finds himself conducting his own inquiry into the goings-on deep in the heart of the western woodsspurred by the mysterious words he discovers on a piece of paper beneath his desk: In the forest the owl cries.The Owl Cries is a treat for fans of Stephen King, David Lynch, and the nightmare dystopias of Franz Kafka.

From the award-winning author of The Hole, a "Simmering" (New York Times Book Review) and "Compelling" (Wall Street Journal ) thriller"A mystery masterpiece . . . Hye-young Pyun at her best" (Books & Bao), named a "Best International Crime Novel of 2020" (CrimeReads) and selected as one of "Our 65 Favorite Books of the Year" (LitHub)The Law of Lines follows the parallel stories of two young women whose lives are upended by sudden loss. When Se-oh, a recluse still living with her father, returns from an errand to find their house in flames, wrecked by a gas explosion, she is forced back into the world she had tried to escape. The detective investigating the incident tells her that her father caused the explosion to kill himself because of overwhelming debt she knew nothing about, but Se-oh suspects foul play by an aggressive debt collector and sets out on her own investigation, seeking vengeance. Ki-jeong, a beleaguered high school teacher, receives a phone call from the police saying that the body of her younger half-sister has just been found. Her sister was a college student she had grown distant from. Though her death, by drowning, is considered a suicide by the police, that doesnt satisfy Ki-jeong, and she goes to her sisters university to find out what happened. Her sisters cell phone reveals a thicket of lies and links to a company that lures students into a virtual pyramid scheme, preying on them and their relationships. One of the contacts in the call log is Se-oh. Like Hye-young Pyuns Shirley Jackson Awardwinning novel The Hole, The Law of Lines an immersive thriller that explores the edges of criminality in ordinary lives, the unseen forces that shape us, and grief and debt.

An acclaimed story collection from the author of the Shirley Jackson Awardwinning novel The Hole *Booklist Starred Review* Six elephants bolt from an amusement park and vanish; where theyre found brings back memories of a forgotten dictator. A car ride on a foggy highway at night becomes a drive through hell for a young couple getting away for the weekend together. A family lives the dream of moving from the city to a brand-new bedroom town in the country, only to be plagued by debt and fears of eviction, while the sound of incessant barking rings from the kennels nearby. In a city built on the site of ancient tombs, a homeowners renovation of a broken wall leads to an outcome no one expected. Older workers hired to play characters from a folk tale and wear smiles no one believes. An accountant asked to cook the books for his boss. A would-be writer disappointed in her students and her choices. These are some of the premises and characters in Hye-young Pyuns To the Kennels, winner of one of Koreas most prestigious literary awards. Infused with psychological acuity, understated suspense, a touch of the uncanny, and her Kafkaesque take on the contemporary world, To the Kennels offers a thrilling, unsettling ride through territory that is both familiar and strange. As Un-su Kim, author of The Plotters has observed, she reveals to us the cellular division of emotions weve never seen before.

Oghi, paralysé après un accident de voiture ayant causé la mort de sa femme, se retrouve enfermé chez lui sous la tutelle d’une belle-mère étrange. Cette dernière s’obstine à creuser un immense trou

Oghi, paralysé après un accident de voiture ayant causé la mort de sa femme, se retrouve enfermé chez lui sous la tutelle d’une belle-mère étrange. Cette dernière s’obstine à creuser un immense trou

Lorsque la demi-sœur éloignée de Gi-jeong est retrouvée noyée dans une rivière, Gi-jeong part à la recherche de réponses. Pendant ce temps, Se-oh, qui na pas quitté sa maison depuis des années de peu

Lorsque la demi-sœur éloignée de Gi-jeong est retrouvée noyée dans une rivière, Gi-jeong part à la recherche de réponses. Pendant ce temps, Se-oh, qui na pas quitté sa maison depuis des années de peu

Un avocat part à la recherche de son frère disparu dans un village de montagne entouré par une étrange forêt. Un roman d’épouvante coréen dans la veine de La petite fille qui aimait Tom Gordon de Ste

Un avocat part à la recherche de son frère disparu dans un village de montagne entouré par une étrange forêt. Un roman d’épouvante coréen dans la veine de La petite fille qui aimait Tom Gordon de Ste

Fall into the chilling and claustrophobic psychological novel and Korean bestseller from the award-winning author, perfect for fans of Shirley Jackson, Stephen King, and Olga Ravn.WINNER OF THE SHIRLEY JACKSON AWARDSOON TO BE A MAJOR FILM STARRING THEO JAMES AND SQUID GAMES HOYEONA superbly insidious and atmospheric chiller about caring and cruelty: grief, isolation, helplessness and existential fearGuardianKoreas answer to Stephen King . . . a thoughtful and elegant exploration of a relationship . . . increasingly unnerving ObserverBeautifully haunting Probably my favourite book Ive ever read. 5-star reader reviewFollowing a devastating car crash that killed his wife, Oghi wakes in hospital to find himself trapped in his own body and under the control of his vengeful mother-in-law as she grieves the loss of her only child.Isolated from his friends and neglected by his nurse, Oghis world shrinks to the room he lies in and his memories of his wife, a sensitive woman who found solace in cultivating her garden.But as Oghi remains alone and paralysed, his mother-in-law is hard at work in the now-abandoned garden, uprooting what her daughter had worked so hard to plant and obsessively digging larger and larger holesA bestseller in Korea, The Hole is a superbly crafted and deeply unnerving novel about the horrors of isolation and neglect in all of its banal and brutal forms.Praise for The HoleA gripping read for fans of literary horror The BooksellerWill stay with you long after you turn the last page Heather Parry, author of Carrion Crow and Orpheus Builds a GirlMasterfully unsettling. Leon Craig, author of Parallel HellsLike Hitchcock or Abe, Pyun peers head on into the unnerving depths of human grief Blake Butler, author of 300,000,000A Korean take on MiseryTimeSuspenseful, eerie and surprisingly profoundBig IssueWhile reading The Hole, youll find yourself suddenly doubting everythingKyung-sook Shin, New York Times bestselling author of Please Look After MotherA chilling psychological thriller . . . the reader is drawn in deeper with each new revelation PA Media

EL FENÓMENO COREANO QUE NO TE DEJARÁ DORMIR. Ganadora del Premio Shirley Jackson a mejor novela de terror psicológico. Tu cuerpo es tu cárcel. Tu mente, el carcelero. ¿Y si sobrevivir es el verdadero castigo? La respuesta coreana a Stephen King. The Observer Una lectura apasionante para los amantes del terror literario. The Bookseller Se colara bajo tu piel. Korean Literature Now La version coreana de Misery, de Stephen King TimeTras un devastador accidente de coche en el que muere su esposa, Ogi despierta en el hospital para descubrir que esta atrapado en su propio cuerpo y bajo los cuidados de su suegra, que llora la perdida de su unica hija. Aislado, abandonado por quienes antes lo rodeaban, el mundo de Oghi se reduce a la habitacion en la que yace y a sus recuerdos de su pareja, una mujer sensible que encontraba consuelo cultivando el jardin de su casa. Sin embargo, mientras Ogi permanece solo y paralizado, algo inquietante sucede tras las cuatro paredes de su habitacion: dia tras dia, su suegra remueve la tierra del jardin, arrancando lo que su hija habia plantado con tanto esmero y cavando, con una calma perturbadora, agujeros cada vez mas hondos, como si buscara el fondo de un pozo invisible. En ese jardin que antes florecia, ahora germina otra cosa: el silencio, la sospecha y la venganza.El pozo es una novela psicologica inquietante y poetica que se desliza con precision quirurgica hacia la oscuridad. Una historia sobre lo que dejamos sin decir y lo que puede hacernos cavar nuestra propia tumba.Considerada una de las autoras mas destacadas de la literatura coreana contemporanea, Hye-young Pyun ha sido reconocida con los galardones mas prestigiosos de su pais. Su prosa inquietante y sofisticada ha conquistado tambien al publico internacional, y El pozo, distinguida con el Premio Shirley Jackson a la mejor novela de terror psicologico, confirma su lugar como una voz unica, original e imprescindible en el panorama literario actual.