Gyeonggi Provincial Library to Host "Meet the Planet" on the 17th, Inviting Author Seong Haena
Gyeonggi Province will host the event "Meet the Planet" on the 17th at Planet Gyeonggi Hall located on the first basement level of the Gyeonggi Provincial Library, facilitating an encounter between author Seong Haena and local residents.
Author Seong Haena has continued her literary career since winning the Dong-A Ilbo New Year Literary Contest in 2019. She received the Lee Hyoseok Literary Award and the Young Writers’ Award in 2024 for "Honmono," and was honored with the Young Writers’ Award for the second consecutive year in 2025 for "Guilty Club: Touching the Tiger."
The centerpiece of this event will be Seong Haena's latest book, "Inbiin." This book, which embodies the three axes of time—yesterday, today, and tomorrow—will serve as the foundation for a wide-ranging discussion with residents about remembering history, living in the present, and creating the future.
The Gyeonggi Provincial Library previously selected a total of 50 attendees through a content review by the editor of "Inbiin," based on applications containing reviews of "Inbiin" and questions related to the work.
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Myunghee Yoon, Director of the Gyeonggi Provincial Library, stated, "Since this event involves residents who have read the book, we expect it to be a time of deeper communication than ever before," and added, "We will continue to offer a variety of programs to quench residents' thirst for culture."
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