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Who Owns K-Pop? (누가 K-POP을 소유하는가): A Former Artist Manager on the Contracts Behind the Global Hits

Cover of Who Owns K-Pop? (누가 K-POP을 소유하는가) by Chris Kwon (크리스 권). Image source: YES24. In one paragraph: Who Owns K-Pop? (누가 K-POP을 소유하는가) by Chris Kwon (크리스 권), published by Hyejiwon (혜지원), is a Korean business book about the part of K-pop fan…

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Captains of the Shipwreck (난파선의 선장들): A Korean Book Club Founder with Brain Cancer and a Friend Talk Death, Life and Why We Read

Near the end of this book there is a set of funeral instructions. No funeral, no announcement, no condolence money. Cremation, then ashes scattered at sea. After that, the family should stand in the sea wind for a while and go and eat something hot …

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The Study That Is Most Like Me (가장 나다운 공부): Korea's 2026 Top CSAT Scorer Says a Study Method Is a Hypothesis, Not a Recipe

Every spring and autumn, Korean publishers release a book written by whoever scored highest on the previous year's college entrance exam. Most of them are forgettable. The Study That Is Most Like Me (가장 나다운 공부) , out from Woongjin Knowledge Hous…

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Reframe (리프레임): A Former Samsung SDI CEO on Designing the 30 Years After Retirement

A book about life after retirement, written by the man who ran Samsung SDI (삼성SDI), is not the combination I expected to find in this week's new-release lists. Reframe (리프레임) by Cho Nam-sung (조남성) came out from Cloud Nine (클라우드나인) on 17 Septem…

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Next C-Brand (넥스트 C-브랜드): A Korean Designer Inside Midea on Why Chinese Brands Now Sell Feeling, Not Price

Short version first: Next C-Brand ( 넥스트 C-브랜드 ) argues that Chinese consumer brands have quietly stopped competing on price and started competing on feeling, and that the rest of Asia is now borrowing their playbook rather than the other way round.…

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