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#TheWomanWhoReads #Novel #UnrequitedLove #MentalHealth #DomesticViolence Beside her sleeping husband, Hyunji dreamt of a church, an island, and a pastor. She saw the scenery by the well—where the sun shone brightly and the sound of children's laughter mingled—and heard the sound of prayers mixed with cries of anguish. And... she recalled the look in his eyes as he gazed at her affectionately. From the text Title: [Going Out] Author: Woo Ae-ryeong Publisher: Haneuljae About Author Woo Ae-ryeong Born in Seoul in 1945, she graduated from Ewha Girls' High School and Ewha Womans University with a degree in German Literature. In 1995, she received a Ph.D. in Social Work (minor in Psychology) from Yonsei University. In 1973, she went to the United States, obtained a U.S. nursing license, and worked in the cancer ward of a medical center in Michigan. Later, while working at the counseling office of the Michigan Family Court, the Department of International Adopted Children, and a nursing home, she earned a Master's degree in Social Work. She has conducted marital conflict workshops at a family law counseling center and is active as a reality therapy expert in various fields. She made her literary debut in 1993 with the short story "About Osmo" in the Munhwa Ilbo Spring Literary Contest, and in 1994, her novel "The Trapped Garden" won the Woman Dong-A full-length novel contest. She embarked on her career as a novelist in earnest after winning the Ewha Literature Prize in 2002 for "Mr. Dangjin Kim." Major works include the full-length novel "The Disappearance," the short story collection "Mr. Dangjin Kim," the illustrated short story collection "People Going to the Forest," and the essay collections "The Choice of Love," "The Choice of Freedom," and "Marriage Is Marriage," as well as translations such as "The Art of Marriage," "The Secret of Marriage," and "The Psychology of Happiness" (co-translation). This content was produced with the permission of the publisher. We would like to thank the author and the publisher for granting permission for this reading.