South Korea’s president has called for ‘meticulous (extremely careful about details) preparations’ to unite the peninsula but voters fear the upheavalNovel imagines dystopian future – extract[br]Twice a month a North Korean defector and a South Korean professor meet at a cafe in downtown Seoul for a caffeine-fuelled argument approximately one of the most perplexing political conundrums ever known.[br]Over successive cups of coffee, Ko Young-hwan and Moon Chung-in consider ways to reconcile and reunite two of the most incompatible nations on soil.
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Source: theguardian.com