The Korean literary scene has gained international recognition, showcasing a diverse range of voices and styles. It includes traditional forms like poetry and novels, as well as modern genres such as graphic novels and webtoons. Prominent authors like Han Kang and Kim Young-ha have contributed to its global appeal, often exploring themes of identity, history, and social issues. In recent years, the rise of translation initiatives has made Korean literature more accessible to global audiences. Literary festivals and events, such as the Seoul International Book Fair, celebrate both established and emerging writers, fostering a vibrant community that encourages creativity and collaboration across cultures.