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The Orphan Master's Son
Book • 2012
The Orphan Master's Son follows Pak Jun Do, a young man raised in an orphanage, as he navigates the harsh realities of North Korea.
The novel is a blend of thriller, love story, and dystopian satire, offering a unique perspective on life under totalitarian rule.
Through Jun Do's experiences, the book explores the resilience of the human spirit and the power of storytelling in the face of oppression.
The novel is a blend of thriller, love story, and dystopian satire, offering a unique perspective on life under totalitarian rule.
Through Jun Do's experiences, the book explores the resilience of the human spirit and the power of storytelling in the face of oppression.
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during the discussion of Pulitzer winners, expressing his appreciation for the book.


Jeff O'Neal

The 10 Best Winners of The Pulitzer Prize for Fiction of the Century So Far
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as a compelling and jaw-dropping portrayal of life in North Korea.


John Stossel

Ep 31. Michael Malice: Communism, Anarchy, North Korea, Trump and Hope