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"Facts don't matter. What people believe becomes the truth." Juyeon and Seoeun are close friends. One day, after a heated argument, Seoeun's body is found, and Juyeon is arrested as the prime suspect. But for some reason, Juyeon can't remember anything about that day. A journalist breaks the news, shocking the public; television networks compete to air special programs about it, broadcasting sensational headlines. Through numerous interviews with people who testify about the relationship between the two friends, the story unfolds in a whirlwind of events that leads to a surprising and unpredictable ending. With this work, a bestseller and popular success in Korea since its publication, Lee Kkoch-nim offers a chilling warning about a society where the truth is manipulated without regard for the consequences.
Born in Ulsan in 1989, Kkoch-nim, Lee majored in creative writing in college despite dissuasion from those around her. She made her literary debut in 2014, but it was in 2018, when she won the eighth annual Munhakdongne Prize for Young Adult Literature (one of Korea's most prestigious literary awards) with "I'll Cross Time for You," that she truly broke through as a bestselling author. Gran Travesí a will also soon publish "Killing a Friend," one of her latest works, which confirms her status as one of the most important and influential writers in Korean young adult literature.
