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📖 Today’s Double Feature
• Lemon (tr. Janet Hong) - A slim, haunting literary crime novel that tracks grief, guilt, and class privilege from 2002 to 2019 after a high school beauty is murdered during World Cup fever. Less whodunnit, more: what does loss do to the living?
• “Spring Night” (tr. Jeon Seung-hee, Asia Publishers) - In a long-term care home, a bankrupt ironworker and a grieving former teacher find a fragile tenderness. A quiet story about dignity, trauma, and what a life deserves.

🧭 What I cover
• Structure & POV: how *Lemon*’s shifting perspectives reshape the case
• Themes that rhyme across both works: grief, class, guilt, tenderness
• Why Lemon isn’t a procedural, and why “Spring Night” hits harder for its hush
• Translators’ touch: Janet Hong’s cool clarity; Jeon Seung-hee’s soft precision
• Where to start with Kwon Yeo-sun if you’re new

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• Did you read Lemon as mystery or morality tale? Which chapter flipped your view?
• In “Spring Night,” which thread hit you hardest, and why?
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