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Kim Seungok (born December 1941) is a South Korean novelist and screenwriter. Born in Osaka, Japan, Kim Seungok returned to Korea after its liberation in 1945. There, he was raised in Suncheon, Jeollanam-do where he graduated from Suncheon High School. In 1960, he studied French literature at Seoul National University at a time when the department and university were the center of intellectual discontent in Seoul. While at Seoul National University, Kim was a cartoonist for the Seoul Economic Daily and published his first major story at age 19, Saengmyeongyeonseup (생명연습 Practice for Life), winning the Hankook Ilbo New Writer's Contest in 1962. The same year, while still a junior at university, Kim founded the literary journal The Age of Prose (산문시대) with Kim Hyeon, Yeom Mu-ung, and Kim Chi-su, and published his short stories Geon (건 Dry) and Hwansangsucheop (환상수첩 Fantasy Notebook) there. Most of his representative works, such as Mujin gihaeng (무진기행 Journey to Mujin) and Seoul, 1964 nyeon gyeoul (서울, 1964년 겨울 Seoul, 1964, Winter), were published soon after. His greatest success was Seoul 1964 nyeon gyeoul, a work that crystallized a Korean sense of loss and meaninglessness attendant to the industrialization of Korea and resulting nihilism. In 1967, Journey to Mujin was adapted into the film Mist. Kim Seung-ok was the screenwriter, and director Kim Soo-yong won the Best Director award at the 14th Asia-Pacific Film Festival. Kim served as an editor-in-chief at Samtoh and later as a professor of Korean literature at Sejong University. In 1995, a five-volume set of his work, Kim Seungok soseol jeonjip (김승옥소설전집 Complete Works of Kim Seungok), was published. The Kim Seungok Literary Museum was established in 2010, and the Kim Seungok Literary Award has been awarded every year since 2013. ｜Connect with LTI KOREA｜ 📸 Instagram –   / ltikorea_official   🐦 Twitter –   / ltikorea   (EN) –   / ltikoreakr   (KR) 📘 Facebook –   / ltikorea   (EN) –   / ltikoreakr   (KR) ｜For more about LTI KOREA｜ 🏠 Homepage – https://www.ltikorea.or.kr/ 🎓 Translation Academy – https://academy.ltikorea.or.kr/ 📚 Digital Library of Korean Literature – https://library.ltikorea.or.kr/ 💻 KLWAVE - https://klwave.or.kr/