Written by Eunyoung Hwangㅣ48 pagesㅣ2019. 5. 15ㅣISBN 9791195612734ㅣPhoto by Eunyoung Hwang

On the street, a foreigner says to another foreigner, “Beginning of the summer, middle of the summer, end of the summer.” Midsummer, in front of a samgyetang restaurant. The author, who happened to hear it while passing by, found the words and intonation so interesting that he turned it into a three-chord song and then turned it into a book.
This book, which consists of a play of images and letters made by cutting and pasting paper, has no other meaning other than the fact that chicken is eaten three times a summer in Korea. An abstract or concrete image of a chicken, and a collage created by hand-cutting and pasting the words 'early summer', 'midsummer', 'late summer', 'cockscomb', and 'chicken' by modifying and repeating them, alternating at the center of the spread. This happens. I created a cover inspired by old vinyl.

Hwang Eunyoungㅣ48pagesㅣ2019. 5. 15ㅣISBN 9791195612734ㅣPhoto by Hwang Eunyoung

A foreigner said to another foreigner, “beginning of summer, middle of summer, end of summer,” in front of a chicken hot-pot restaurant, as the author was passing by. In Korea, people eat chicken soup three times during the summer to overcome the heat. With this, a song was made using three chords, which was then written into this book.