Greek Lessons by Han Kang

Greek Lessons by Han Kang

A woman in Seoul has stopped being able to speak. It has happened once before, in her teens, and the thing that returned her voice then was learning a foreign language. So she enrols in a class in Ancient Greek — a language with no living speakers.

Her teacher is going blind. Neither of them knows much about the other, and the novel moves between them in short sections until the evening their two silences meet in a stairwell. Han Kang writes loss the way other people write weather: constant, ordinary and impossible to argue with.

By the winner of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature, author of The Vegetarian.

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