Question

A writer in this language was blacklisted in her home country after publishing a novel that retold a student uprising from seven perspectives. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this language used to write the novels Human Acts and We Do Not Part. In an International Booker Prize-winning novel in this language, a video artist seeks to capture his sister-in-law’s “Mongolian mark.”
ANSWER: Korean [or Hanguk-eo] (The novel is The Vegetarian.)
[10e] The 2017 ousting of Park Geun-hye (“gun-HEH”) ended the Korean government’s blacklisting of authors like Han Kang, who in 2024 followed Annie Ernaux in being a female winner of this literary award.
ANSWER: Nobel Prize in Literature
[10h] The sci-fi novel Counterweight, written by an anonymous Korean author who uses this author’s first name as a pseudonym, was translated into English in 2023. This author’s best-known novel depicts the obsessive lesbian relationship between Nora Flood and Robin Vote.
ANSWER: Djuna Barnes [prompt on Djuna] (The novel is Nightwood.)
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