Parménides Guie

Sr Guie taken in 1948

Parménides Guie (Gohangukian Gye Bo-gyeong [계보경 hanja 桂甫炅] - born 1888, Jeongto-si, CC; died 1987, Chuguk-si, CC) is considered the greatest Ardispherian novelist to write primarily in the Gohangukian minority language. His great work, 고독한 가곡 108회 ([godokhan gagok baekpalhoe], 108 Canciones de Soledad / 108 Songs of Solitude, published 1935), is considered the defining work of not just the Gohangukian-Ardispherian experience but of the mid-20th-century Ardispherian life in general. He was fluent in both Gohangukian and Castellanese, and always translated his own work, but he always stated that he did all his composition in Gohangukian, and kept a very large library of classical Gohangukian poetry scrolls and books brought from the old country by his grandfather.

External Links

• Ingerish translation of Guie's short story, "After That," at LucianoSource