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The special section explains history as a narrative shaped by the present, and highlights how historical books connect with movies and television dramas, while offering accessible selections for foreign readers. It includes trade reporting, publisher news, bestseller coverage, interviews with Korean writers, book excerpts, thematic features on Jeonju Hanji, and reviews spanning fiction, nonfiction, and children’s titles.","Vol.16 Summer 2012  \nSpecial Section  \nKorean History and Storytelling  \nInterviews  \nProfessor Jung Min Novelist Jung Yi-hyun  \nSpotlight on Fiction  \n“Banner” by Ha Seong-nan  \nThe Place  \nJeonju Hanji  \nISSN 2005-2790  \nFAQ  \nWhat is list_Books from Korea, and where can I find it?  \nlist is a quarterly magazine packed with information about Korean books. Register online [at](at www.list.or.kr)[ www.list.or.kr](at www.list.or.kr) to receive a free subscription.  \nCan I get it in English?  \nThe printed edition of list is available in English and Chinese.  \nThe webzine ([www.list.or.kr](www.list.or.kr)) is available in English, Chinese, and Korean.  \nWhat if I want information about Korean books more often?  \nWe offer a monthly online newsletter.  \nSimply email [list_korea @ klti.or.kr](list_korea @ klti.or.kr) to begin receiving your free copy.  \nWho publishes list_Books from Korea?  \nlist is published by the Literature Translation Institute of Korea,  \nwhich is affiliated with the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism. LTI Korea’s mission is to contribute to global culture by expanding the knowledge of Korean literature and culture abroad.  \n[Visit](Visit www.klti.or.kr)[ www.klti.or.kr](Visit www.klti.or.kr) to learn about our many translation, publication, cultural exchange, and education programs.  \nContact: [list_korea @ klti.or.kr](list_korea @ klti.or.kr)  \nlist_Books from Korea App (iPad only) now available for download  \nForeword  \nHistory As Storyteller  \nHistory, by definition, refers to events in the past. History is that which is already out of our reach, out of our possession, and cannot be repeated or reenacted. In this sense history is the past, pure and simple.  \nHistory, however, also refers to events in the past as viewed through the eyes of the present. Simply collecting facts should not be confused with assigning meaning to their history. History is a series of events connected in a way so they make sense in the eyes of the viewer today, and therefore assumes the form of a story. History as a form of storytelling, therefore, is not simply the past but the past that exists within the present. The story it tells of the past reminds us of the present, which in turn makes us remember past events that have become part of the present.  \nThe significance of this cannot be stressed enough in the case of historical books. The most common form of historical narration is storytelling, which has played a critical part in making history-based books the most popular genre in the humanities. The popularity of history-based books in Korea has been closely linked to visual media such as movies or television dramas. Korean history is a staple of Korean movies and dramas associated with the “Korean Wave”; likewise many historical films and dramas, in turn, have been published in book form.  \nAnother genre that features history is children’s books. Historical fiction in Korea is traditionally associated with children’s books, with young readers never failing to be captivated by historical storytelling. This issue of list_Books from Korea focuses on the relationship between historical storytelling and visual media such as dramas and films, as well as the kind of imaginative storytelling seen in children’s history and historical fiction. We have included articles on Korean history books that we consider to have exceptionally strong content and have been written in an accessible style.  \nThe history of any country is difficult to understand without some knowledge of the culture or language. Korean history, for example, is extremely difficult to understand without a working knowledge of the political dynamics in East Asia, given that Korean history is one of countless invasions by its more powerful neighbors. 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