The Hole

Pyun Hye-Young (Pengarang)

Sastra Korea

4.0 (1 Ulasan)

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Penerbit Jakarta : BACA, 2018

Deskripsi Fisik 241 Halaman ; 21 cm

ISBN 9786026486219

Subjek Sastra Korea

Bahasa Indonesia

Call Number 895.7 PYU h

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Perpustakaan Jakarta - Cikini

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Perpustakaan Jakarta - PDS HB Jassin

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Deskripsi

This novel was written by a new star of Korean literature who is currently streaking on the world stage. In this gripping novel that makes us curious, it is said that Oh Gi was awake from a coma due to a car accident that took his wife's life. She was cared for by the mother-in-law who was grieving the loss of her only daughter. Oh Gi was left slumped on the bed. His world narrowed to just a bedroom and memories of a bad relationship with his wife who enjoyed gardening. One day Oh Gi saw the mother-in-law dig a big hole in his late wife's beloved garden. When asked, the in-laws replied that he had only finished what his daughter had started. What exactly is the hole dug by the mother-in-law for? Is it to bury Oh Gi alive in revenge for the death of his only daughter? Oh Gi also oscillates between fear and curiosity on the one hand, and dependence on the mother-in-law on the other. This award-winning bestselling novel is well concocted to provoke the reader's curiosity and tension, as well as to reveal the unexpected psychological sides of the characters. Here's an interesting and gripping novel that ends surprisingly.