The Surrendered

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The Surrendered is a critically acclaimed novel by Chang-rae Lee that intertwines the lives of three characters scarred by the Korean War, exploring memory, trauma, and the long aftermath of violence.

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instanceOf novel
author Chang-rae Lee
awardNomination Dayton Literary Peace Prize
Pulitzer Prize for Fiction longlist
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception critically acclaimed
exploresTheme cross-cultural encounters
family loss
guilt
redemption
survival
the legacy of war
genre historical fiction
literary fiction
war novel
hasCharacter Hector Brennan
June Han
Sylvie Tanner
hasISBN 9781594489761
hasPageCountApprox 480
language English
mainSubject Korean War
memory
violence and its aftermath
war trauma
mediaType print
narrativeForm multi-perspective narrative
publicationDate 2010
publisher Riverhead Books
setInPeriod Korean War
post–Korean War decades
setting Italy
Korea
United States
timeSpanOfFiction over several decades

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Chang-rae Lee notableWork The Surrendered
On Such a Full Sea follows The Surrendered