Doesn't it matter? / Essay by Korean singer-songwriter Jang Ki-ha

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264p | 406g | 130*200*20mm

This book is the first prose collection by Jang Ki-ha, a musician beloved for his witty and beautiful lyrics and unique music. As an ordinary person living in the present moment, and as a popular musician, he honestly, lightly, and pleasantly expresses his thoughts and feelings about everyday life. It is filled with his long-held stories that are sometimes funny, sometimes bland, and sometimes deeply sympathetic to the attitude of embracing the joys and sorrows of daily life. Above all, it is fun and refreshing. Small objects, trivial incidents, and everyday things that are easy to overlook are transformed into special and sensory experiences in his writings.

Jang Ki-ha's prose is as captivating as his intense and literary song lyrics, offering "reading fun" for an entire month. Sometimes, you feel that his songs originate from a simple yet solid inner world. If you follow his storytelling, which captures seemingly insignificant yet secretly worrisome things, and re-creates overlooked everyday events and objects into his own delightful narratives, you will soon feel happy and warm. The story of Jang Ki-ha, the writer, not just the musician, has just begun.

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