Every Day I Read

A provocative meditation on reading as an act of resistance. Hwang Bo-reum challenges the notion that books exist merely for entertainment or self-improvement, instead positioning reading as a radical choice against productivity culture and endless ambition. This essay collection dares to ask uncomfortable questions: What are we really seeking in stories? How do books reshape our values and priorities? Rather than offering easy answers, the author invites you into intimate moments of discovery, revealing how a life devoted to reading becomes a life devoted to authenticity. Packed with bold literary recommendations and philosophical provocations, this is essential reading for anyone questioning what truly matters.