Chŏng, To-sang
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- Na nŭn irŏk'e chugŏtta, 1989:t.p. (정 도상 = Chŏng To-sang)
- Naver Inmul Chŏngbo WWW Home Page, May 27, 2021(정 도상 = Chŏng To-sang; b. Jan. 3, 1960 in Kyŏngnam Hamyang; hyŏndae munhak paksa, Chungang Taehakkyo Taehagwŏn; sosŏlga; puisajang, Kyŏre Mal K'ŭn Sajŏn Nambuk Kongdong P'yŏnch'an Saŏphoe; author of "Chŏngch'i ŭi p'umkyŏk", "Tolgorae P'ach'ino", "Kkonnip ch'ŏrŏm", "Na nŭn irŏk'e chugŏtta", etc.)
- Numang, 2003:t.p. (Chong To-sang) ft. flap (b. 1960, Kyŏngnam Hamyang; grad., Chŏnbuktae Tongmunkwa)
- Pom Silsangsa, 2013:t.p. (정 도상, Chŏng To-sang, Jeong Do-sang [in rom.])
Wikipedia description:
Jeong Do-sang (Korean: 정도상; born January 3, 1960) is a South Korean novelist and children's author. Jeong debuted as a writer in 1987 with the short story "Our Winter." He has written collections such as l친구는 멀리 갔어도; Chinguneun meolli gatsseodo (Even though my friend went far), 실상사 (Spring at Silsangsa Temple), 모란시장 여자; Moransijang yeoja (The Woman at the Moran Market), and 찔레꽃 (Brier Rose). He has also written the novels 누망 (Faint Hope), 낙타; Nakta (The Camel), 은행나무 소년; Eunhaengnamu sonyeon (The Ginkgo Tree Boy), as well as the children’s novel 돌고래 파치노; Dolgorae pachino (Pachino the Dolphin). Jeong won the 17th Danjae Literary Award for Faint Hope, the 25th Yosan Literary Prize for Brier Rose, and the 7th Beautiful Writer’s Award.
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