"Bilingual Edition: Representative Korean Novels." In the inverted narrative structure presented in Song Ki-won’s Moonwalk, the protagonist is not someone who sets out in search of new adventures, but rather someone exiled from his hometown—and the hometown to which he returns is a space that has already been destroyed and lies in ruins.
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