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Hanmin Kim is a Korean writer, graphic-fictionist and environmental activist[1].
He is the author of several graphic novels like “Dear Euripides”(2004), “Comet Study”(2008), “Fairy of Places”(2010) “Kafe Limbo”(2012), “The Book Island”(2014), “Theater Diary”(2015) and “Experts of the Low Season”(2016)[2].
Recently, he wrote an illustrated essay “When voyage becomes image”(2013) by incorporating his experience living & working around different countries like Sri Lanka, Denmark, Germany, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru.
He also wrote and illustrated storybooks for children like “Tiptoe Tapirs”(2013), “My Amphibian Dream”(2014) “The Last Concert of Jedori”(2013), “Ungo and the Pink Dolphin”(2004) and collaborated with his brother, who is a biologist, on creating the “Stop!” series; Behavioral Ecology for Children (2006~2012).
Recently, he translated “Prosas Escolhidas (Selected Proses) de Fernando Pessoa — Pessoa e Pessoas”(2014).
He was the first Korean member of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. Currently, he is working as a memebr of the creative group, Edongshi.[3]
Now he lives in Portugal, working on his new books and translating poems of his favorite poet Fernando Pessoa.
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- ^ "Hanmin". Hanmin. Hanmin.
- ^ Hamin, Kim (2016). Experts of the Low Season. Seoul: Workroom. p. 160. ISBN 8994207732.
- ^ Edongshi. "Edongshi". Edongshi. Edongshi.