[New Release] 'Chernobyl Survival Guide' and More

'How Could We Possibly Not Be Sad?' · 'Untact Economy 2021'

◆Chernobyl Survival Guide= A guide that tells you what is needed to survive a nuclear disaster. It uncovers the ongoing accidents and rampant lies starting from Chernobyl. The core argument is that ignorance about low-dose radiation exposure stems from intentional international collusion. It points out the lack of answers and the many uncertainties that still exist, urging for change. (Written by Kate Brown / Translated by Woo Dong-hyun / Blue History)

◆How Could One Dare Not to Be Sad?= A comforting poetry collection for those striving to protect today. It explores the sadness embedded in emotions fading into tomorrow. It is the hunger of life triggered by things that no longer exist, misaligned hearts, and things cooling off lukewarmly. It faces these realities as they are, sharing the fear and regret of time that will disappear. It seeks ways to live faithfully as a complete self. (Written by Yeo Tae-cheon / Minumsa)

◆Untact Economy 2021= The year 2020 was filled with shock and fear due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Individuals, companies, and nations are still struggling to survive. The outlook for next year is not very bright either. There is anxiety about the possibility of another crisis occurring. The authors predict how the domestic and international economy, interest rates, and exchange rates will change in a world reorganized around untact (contactless) interactions, and where stocks and real estate will flow. (Written by Choi Seong-geun, Jang Du-seok, Moon Hong-cheol, Kwon Ki-jeong, Yang Seok-jae / Hanbit Biz)

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