About Nabiwabook

 Nabiwabook is an independent publisher based in South Korea. We publish Korean short fiction in bilingual Korean and English editions.

We believe a story can travel beyond the language in which it was first written. Our books invite readers to discover Korean fiction through mystery, imagination, and the lives of its characters. With the Korean original and English translation together, readers can enjoy a story in the language they prefer or explore both.

On this blog, we share our books, reading questions, and the work of bringing Korean stories to readers around the world.


Explore our books and learn more about Nabiwabook: Visit our website

Contact: nabiwabook2021@naver.com

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