
LOGLINE
After an elevator accident leaves a pilot terrified of sunlight, hypnotherapy unlocks childhood memories he erased to survive—and reveals someone from that darkness has been waiting for him.
SYNOPSIS
Pilot Han Jun survives a terrifying elevator accident only to emerge with an inexplicable new condition: sunlight causes overwhelming fear and physical agony. Confined to darkness and diagnosed with heliophobia, he undergoes hypnotherapy to uncover the trauma buried beneath the disorder. But the deeper he descends into suppressed childhood memories, the more disturbing the past becomes—an abusive family history, recurring nightmares, and a shadowy figure who appears to have spent years waiting for revenge. Moving between psychiatric treatment and fractured memory, Sunlight Phobia is a psychological mystery about the things the mind erases to survive—and what happens when those memories refuse to stay buried.
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AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY
Bae Soo-young is a Korean writer based in the United States whose work bridges essay writing and psychological fiction. She was recognized with an Excellence Award in the essay category of a literary competition organized by the Washington State branch of the Korean Writers Association and has contributed essays regularly to the association’s journal. Alongside essays, she writes novels and novellas that explore memory, trauma, relationships, and the hidden emotional forces shaping ordinary lives. In Sunlight Phobia, her reflective literary sensibility is combined with the pace and structure of a medical-psychological thriller, creating a distinctive blend of introspection and suspense.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
PUBLISHER
Korean: Mongsil Books
PUBLICATION DATE
2018-01-19
FORMAT
Korean: Paperback
PAGES
Korean: 400p
DIMENSIONS
Korean: 140 × 195 × 21 mm
ORIGINAL EDITION TITLE
햇빛 공포증
PUBLICATION YEAR
Korean: 2019
GENRE
Medical Mystery / Psychological Thriller
RIGHTS INFORMATION
RIGHTS STATUS
All Rights Available
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