Yoon Duk-won (Broccoli, you too?) Books · 윤덕원(브로콜리너마저) 책

He said the novel leaves you uneasy, because it deals with something that cannot simply be washed away — people trying to push past the discrimination around women, and drifting apart because their circumstances differ. (Source: Channel Yes column)

He recommended it, with actress Moon So-ri, as a book that awakens the meaning and value of every living being. (Source: Yes24 on X)

Yoon Deok-won read this aloud to a child fascinated by historic battles, and it turned out to be a great call. (Source: Channel Yes)

He said this SF collection was the very first e-book he ever read. (Source: Channel Yes column)

He introduced it as a book that lays out what shame is, how it makes life harder, and how to get past it, pairing it with his own band's song Don't Cry. (Source: Channel Yes column)

He said observing Jupiter himself was what led him to this collection. He read it as being about how something one side barely notices can be enormous to the other — like Jupiter's rings. (Source: Channel Yes column)

He introduced it as the story of someone who wanted to be a good person and ends up facing their own problems. (Source: Channel Yes column)

Yoon Deok-won tries to face the bitterness in coming-of-age stories, and wrote that this one is bitter through and through. (Source: Channel Yes)

He wrote about this accessible rendering of Dasan's Heumheumsinseo, taking off from the Korean saying about someone who could live without laws. (Source: Channel Yes column)

Wrote in a Channel Yes column that though the hoped-for answer was missing, it reads as gripping as a film and offered an enjoyable time, so half a success. (Source: Channel Yes)

He wrote about this Gu Byeong-mo novella in his column — a middle-aged woman goes to get a tattoo, and strange things begin to happen around her. (Source: Channel Yes column)

He covered this book in his own Channel Yes column. It is an SF story collection whose title piece follows a civil servant who falls asleep on Friday night and wakes the next Friday. (Source: Channel Yes column)

Read while wondering what to do when punishment isn't enough; Yoon Deok-won's column introduced its idea of restorative justice. (Source: Channel Yes)