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Han Moo-sook
Han Moo-sook, also known as Han Musuk, Han Moo-suk, Han Musook, Mu-suk Han, and Han Mu-suk (1918-1993) () was a South Korean writer.〔"한무숙 " biographical PDF available at: http://klti.or.kr/ke_04_03_011.do#〕
==Life==
Han Moo-sook was born October 25, 1918 in Seoul and graduated from Pusan Girls’ High School.〔KLTI http://www.klti.or.kr/AuthorApp?mode=6010&aiNum=12280〕 She initially studied fine arts but switched to literature after she married Kim Zin-hoong in 1941.〔Collected Short Stories From Korea〕 She has five children. Active in literary and artistic circles as well, Han Moo-sook held various posts, serving as the director of Korean P.E.N. Club, the National Museum of Korea, and Korean Women Writers’ Assembly.〔 Han died in 1993.
Han Moo-sook was a reclusive housewife who “whisked away” the first prize in a novel writing contest in the early 1941 〔In The Depths, Hwimoon (1965)〕 After that she traveled from one literary triumph to another. Han received first prizes in drama competitions with a one-act play, “Heart” in 1943 and a four-act play, " Frost Flowers" in 1944. In 1948, in a competition sponsored by the newspaper Kukche Sinbo, she received first prize for her full-length novel, “And So Flows History.” She won the Asia Foundation's Freedom Literature Award for a short story entitled "Abyss" (1957) and the Republic of Korea National Literature Award for her novel, “Encounter” (1986).〔Brother Anthony of Taize: http://hompi.sogang.ac.kr/anthony/klt/99summer/hahnmoosook.htm〕 Han published her first novel, “The Changes of History,” with Jai-Yaing Press and received popular acclaim. She also published short stories including “Broken Image,” “Coming Home,” “Stone,” “The Emotional Complex,” and “A Halo Around the Moon.”.〔
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