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#SleepingStories #BedtimeNovel #ManReadingBooks The end of the day, a quiet night. This is 'Danjam,' an audiobook channel that leads you into deep stories, offering a day with books. 🛏️ Before falling asleep, 🚶‍♀️ Time for a solitary emotional stroll, 🎧 When your eyes want to rest but your heart craves a story— Please stop by anytime. The work to be read this time is the short story "The Story of a Trivial Man" by author Park Wan-suh. 😊 Enjoy the listening experience. [ About Author Park Wan-suh ] #ParkWansuh (October 20, 1931 – January 22, 2011) was a South Korean novelist born in Gaepung-gun, Gyeonggi-do, and is considered a giant of modern Korean literature. Led by her mother, who had a strong passion for education, she came to Seoul, attended Sookmyung Girls' High School, and entered the Department of Korean Language and Literature at Seoul National University. However, the Korean War broke out just five days after the entrance ceremony, forcing her to discontinue her studies and work in the portrait department of the U.S. Eighth Army PX. Having experienced the devastating tragedy of losing her older brother and uncle during the war, she married in 1953 and lived as a full-time housewife raising one son and four daughters. In 1970, at the age of forty, she made her late debut in the literary world when her full-length novel *The Bare Tree*—which captured the scars of war and her connection with the painter Park Soo-keun, whom she met at the PX—won the Women's Dong-A full-length novel contest. Despite her late start, Park Wan-seo went on to ceaselessly leave behind a vast body of work over the next 40 years, including over 80 short stories, 15 full-length novels, children's stories, and essay collections, establishing herself as a writer who firmly supported modern Korean literature. Her literary world traverses the collapse of social order caused by war, the tragedy of national division, the dark side of capitalism, the lives and false consciousness of the urban middle class, women's issues, and the lives and deaths of the elderly. In particular, during the 1970s, she cynically and scathingly criticized the materialism rampant during the era of developmental dictatorship, while in the 1980s, she directly addressed patriarchy and women's issues. Novelist Jeong Yi-hyeon described Park Wan-seo as "a writer who exposed the hypocrisy and false consciousness hidden within the human heart and soul without a shred of concealment, making readers empathize and find solace." She received numerous literary awards, including the Korean Literature Writers Award, the Yi Sang Literary Award, the Republic of Korea Literary Award, the Dongin Literary Award, the Daesan Literary Award, and the Manhae Literary Award. She passed away on January 22, 2011, from gallbladder cancer at the age of 79. 🎵Danjam's Closing Playlist    / @mnightsound   ✨Please sign up and support 'Danjam'. ^^    / @책과함께하는하루단잠   Timeline 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:52 Narration 00:54:10 Danjam's Very Subjective Review 00:57:56 Closing Music "Happiness Stays Like That" #AudiobookNovel #KoreanLiteratureNarration #StoriesGoodToListenToAtNight #EmotionalAudiobook #BookToListenToBeforeBed #HealingNarrationChannel #SleepyNovel #YouTubeReadingBooks #AudiobookForDanjam #NovelReadingChannel #QuietNightStories #audiobook #KoreanNovel #NovelNarration #Papyrus'sBookReadingDay