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Former Minister Kang Mansu Emerges as Rising Star Writer

Former Minister Kang Mansu Emerges as Rising Star Writer
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Kang Mansu, Former Minister of Planning and Finance, Selected as Rising Star Writer

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Kang Mansu, former Minister of Planning and Finance, has been chosen as one of the rising star writers leading the literary world. The Korean Writers’ Conference recently announced the selection of 16 rising writers, including Kang Mansu, as part of their “2024 Rising Writers” program.

Kang Mansu, at the age of 77, made his debut as a novelist by winning the prestigious 73rd Korean Novel Rookie Award in the short story category with his work “Like a Camellia.” His novel, “Sejong-ro Blues,” has been included in the “2024 Rising Writers” anthology, alongside the works of other talented writers.

The anthology provides a platform for the selected writers to showcase their talents and reach a wider audience. It aims to discover and support emerging talents in the Korean literary world, promoting growth and diversity. Kang Mansu’s inclusion in the anthology reflects his ability to capture the essence of a historical era in his writing.

Kang Mansu, known for his successful career in public service as a former high-ranking official in the finance sector, brings a unique perspective to his literary works. His transition from finance to literature is recognized as a result of his ability to convey the essence of the historical era through his writing.

The “2024 Rising Writers” anthology, published by the Korean Writers’ Conference, not only highlights Kang Mansu’s literary achievements but also showcases the commitment of the conference to nurturing new talents and promoting the diversity of Korean literature. The anthology serves as a platform to explore new trends and voices in Korean literature, captivating readers with its engaging storytelling and thought-provoking narratives.

For more information about the anthology and the selected writers, please visit the Korean Writers’ Conference website.

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