Kim Younglong
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Kim Yeongrong runs the Youtube channel ‘RongRongTV’ where she captures the daily life of her 94-year-old grandmother living with dementia. Following her grandmother’s mid-stage dementia diagnosis, Yeongrong launched her channel to bring levity to their emotionally charged household, and record her grandmother in a spirit of playful remembrance rather than fearful doom. She wrote her memoir, WHEN WE LOOK AT EACH OTHER, in the hope readers will learn to see their precious loved ones with fresh eyes of curiosity, no matter how familiar their faces may seem.
Gene Png is a literary translator and illustrator based in Seoul. She was awarded the Grand Prize in Poetry at the 53rd The Korea Times’ Translation Awards. She has translated numerous forthcoming Korean works of fiction and non-fiction including Cheon Seon-Ran’s THE MIDNIGHT SHIFT (Bloomsbury) and Kim Hana and Hwang Sunwoo’s TWO WOMEN LIVING TOGETHER (Transworld/Ecco).
Books by Kim Younglong
Poignant and heartwarming South Korean memoir about three generations of women re-learning how to live together when dementia joins their family