The Best of Han Kang

This exquisite box set brings together three internationally acclaimed works by Han Kang, one of Korea’s most celebrated contemporary writers. With profound psychological depth, poetic minimalism, and unflinching moral insight, Han Kang explores the limits of the human body, mind, and empathy. Perfect for readers of literary fiction, world literature, and Booker Prize enthusiasts, this set offers a complete introduction to the author whose voice transcends language and culture. The Vegetarian Winner of the Man Booker International Prize, 2016 Yeong-hye’s quiet decision to stop eating meat spirals into an act of shocking rebellion and self-destruction, revealing dark truths about desire, control, and the human psyche. Human Acts Winner of the Manhae Literary Award (Korea), Korean Novel of the Year Set against the 1980 Gwangju Uprising, Human Acts tells the interconnected stories of victims and survivors of political violence, asking how humanity endures in the face of horror. The White Book Shortlisted for the Man Booker International Prize, 2018 A meditation on loss, memory, and rebirth, The White Book unfolds through reflections on the color white ― mourning, purity, and transformation ― inspired by the author’s lost sibling.