The Korean Cultural Center in Poland has announced its upcoming August meeting of the Warsaw Literature Club, featuring a discussion of 'Book's Kitchen' by renowned Korean author Kim Ji-hye. The literary gathering represents part of an ongoing collaboration between the Korean Cultural Center and Dom Kultury Śródmieście to promote Korean literature among international readers.

The comprehensive literature program consists of 11 sessions scheduled throughout the year, with meetings taking place on the last Saturday of each month. Each session focuses on a different work of Korean literature, providing participants with an opportunity to explore the diverse landscape of contemporary Korean writing. The club operates as an open forum where readers who have completed the selected book can gather to share their thoughts, interpretations, and impressions through guided discussions.

The August session is scheduled for Saturday, August 30, 2025, running from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM. The featured book, 'Book's Kitchen' by Kim Ji-hye, offers readers an engaging narrative that showcases the distinctive voice of contemporary Korean literature. The discussion will provide participants with insights into the author's writing style, thematic elements, and cultural contexts that inform the work.

The meeting will take place at Dom w Alejach, located at Aleje Jerozolimskie 2 in Warsaw, a venue that has become a regular host for the club's monthly gatherings. The location provides an intimate setting conducive to literary discussion and cultural exchange between Korean literature enthusiasts and those newly discovering Korean authors.

As an incentive for regular participation, the Korean Cultural Center offers a special gift to dedicated members who attend at least seven sessions throughout the year-long program. This reward system encourages consistent engagement with Korean literature and helps build a committed community of readers interested in exploring Korean cultural narratives.

The Warsaw Literature Club welcomes all interested participants, regardless of their previous experience with Korean literature. The inclusive nature of the program aims to broaden appreciation for Korean authors and their contributions to world literature, while fostering cross-cultural understanding through shared reading experiences.

The Korean Cultural Center continues to express enthusiasm for sustained interest and participation in the program, viewing the literature club as an important bridge between Korean and Polish cultural communities. The initiative represents part of broader efforts to promote Korean culture and literature internationally, providing accessible opportunities for cultural exchange through the universal medium of storytelling.