Livemint / November 17, 2017

The South Korean writer Han Kang is a synecdoche of contemporary Korean fiction in translation today. The 2016 Man Booker International Prize can be singled out as an example of a prize that did for a country’s literary market what prizes manifestly do for an individual author: Provide instant international visibility.

Buzzfeed / March 17, 2017

Han Yujoo’s The Impossible Fairy Tale is the eerie story of two grade-school girls in a school where the students seem to be filled with cruelty and an almost murderous rage. When one of the girls sneaks into the classroom to add sentences to other students’ notebooks, she sets off a string of events leading to horrifying violence.

Indulgexpress / February 01, 2018

DNA / February 04, 2018

theconversation / May 22, 2018

Australia’s taste for translated literature is getting broader, and that’s a good thing.  In Australia, small and independent presses have been leading the charge. Brow Books, the new books imprint of Melbourne literary magazine The Lifted Brow, recently announced a co-publishing agreement with UK-based publisher Tilted Axis Press. Brow Books will be kicking off the partnership in August with the Australian publication of South Korean novelist Han Yujoo’s The Impossible Fairytale (translated by Janet Hong).

ALTA / July 16, 2018

by Han Yujoo translated from the Korean by Janet Hong is announced the longlists for the 2018 National Translation Awards (NTA) in Poetry and Prose

Hindustan Times / September 07, 2018

This week’s recommended reads include Mohammad Hanif’s much-awaited new novel, a book that presents Manto through the eyes of his friends and foes, and the translation of a Korean novel

Day7 / September 10, 2018

أعلنت الجمعية الأمريكية للمترجمين الأدبية، عن القائمة القصيرة لجائزة الترجمة الوطنية لعام 2018، فى الشعر والنثر، فى دورتها العاشرة، ويحصل الفائز في كل من الفئتين على جائزة قدرها 2500 دولار أمريكى.

Books And Publishing / September 06, 2018

National Translation Award 2018 shortlists announced. (Including Han Yujoo's )

Scroll.in / October 20, 2018

An Introduction of Han Yujoo’s   Han Yujoo’s ‘The Impossible Fairy Tale’ is the second example after ‘The Vegetarian’ of modern Korean fiction making a mark on Indian readers.