Korean novelistsJapanese colonial period

Kim Yu-jeong

金裕貞1908 - 1937Novelist, essayist, poet

Kim Yu-jeong was a modern Korean short-story writer from Chuncheon. His works such as Spring, Spring, Camellias, and The Scoundrels are widely read for their humor, dialect, and vivid rural settings.

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He published intensively in the early and mid-1930s and also taught at Geumbyeonguisuk. His fiction captures poverty, desire, and humor within rural communities through lively dialogue.

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