나 또한 그의 이름으로 산다
Poems by Haram Jackson Park NLCS Jeju · “I, too, live by his name” · BOOKK, February 2026
About this book
나 또한 그의 이름으로 산다, roughly “I, too, live by his name”, is a collection of Korean poems by Haram Jackson Park (박하람), a student at NLCS Jeju. It was published by BOOKK (부크크) on 10 February 2026 and is sold through YES24. Haram Jackson Park also turned the poems into spoken word and performed them on stage.
What follows is our English summary of the book, based on its published description.
What the poems are about
The book does not set out to explain or judge what it means to live as a man in Korea. Instead it looks in turn at a father, a soldier, and men in youth, middle age and old age, and at the feelings and responsibilities they have grown used to keeping to themselves.
For the author, writing it was a way of looking back at himself and of trying to understand lives he has not yet lived. He does not claim the poems can speak for anyone. He hoped that readers, and audiences when he performed them, who carry a similar silence might recognise themselves for a moment.
The poems neither dramatise men’s pain nor ask the reader to act. They show, slowly, how feelings that were never said aloud became private, and then how they turned out to be shared by many people.
Inside the book
Poems in the collection include 할아버지의 아침뉴스 (“Grandfather’s morning news”), 노약자석 (“Priority seat”), 제주도 (“Jeju Island”), 졸업식 (“Graduation”), 3호선 (“Line 3”) and “Voice Memo Deleted”.
From the book’s description
“그의 작업은 질문을 던지기보다, 모두에게 생각할 수 있는 시작점을 남긴다.” (“Rather than asking questions, his work leaves everyone a place to begin thinking.”)
Quoted from the YES24 book page. The English translation is ours.
Details
Author: Haram Jackson Park (박하람)
Publisher: BOOKK (부크크)
Published: 10 February 2026
142 pages, 148 × 210 mm
ISBN-13: 9791112143174
Language: Korean
Author page: YES24 author page
See the book on YES24 → (원문 보기)
Original address: yes24.com
Haram Jackson Park NLCS in the archive
1. THE BC STORY: 붉은 실의 인연, 세계에 닿다
2. Fashion Journal: 한 명의 고등학생이 보여준 천연염색과 전통문화의 미래
3. Dyeing the Dying History, the website by Haram Jackson Park
4. Poems: 나 또한 그의 이름으로 산다
5. OJSS paper: Red and the Record