Kim Jae-young is a South Korean writer and professor. She articulates pressing societal issues such as diaspora and neoliberalism from the perspectives of the marginalized and minorities. Kokkiri, which represents migrant workers' issues through the use of mythic and archetypal symbols, is her most representative work.
- Occupation
- writer, university teacher, prose writer, poet
- Citizenship
- South Korea
- Born
- 1966
