Paranmedia
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- Website : https://cafe.naver.com/paranmedia
- Location : 6F 14 Donggyo-ro 23-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
A powerhouse of Korean romantic novels, Paran Media starts innovative new styles in the fiction genre. Paran Media believes in the power of imagination—because we know how much a truly “joyfull” story can contribute to changing the world. Since its founding in 2004, Paran Media has published works across four distinct categories for the past 20 years. Paran, which focuses on romance and romance fantasy; Paransome, dedicated to international romance fiction; Paran Imagination, which explores crossover and genre-blurring literature; and the main Paran Media imprint, which publishes books in the humanities and general knowledge.
Through these separate labels, each work has been able to meet readers with a unique sense of expertise and diversity. 《The Days of the Sungkyunkwan Scholars》, 《The Days of the Gyujanggak Servants》, 《The Moon embracing the Sun》, 《Lovers of the Red Sky》, 《First Love Syndrome》, 《The King in Love》, 《Now, the Superhuman》 have been translated and published in countries including Japan, China, Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Indonesia. Paran Media will continue to serve as a gateway where stories connect readers and the world—seeking out encounters with all the diverse corners of life.
Through these separate labels, each work has been able to meet readers with a unique sense of expertise and diversity. 《The Days of the Sungkyunkwan Scholars》, 《The Days of the Gyujanggak Servants》, 《The Moon embracing the Sun》, 《Lovers of the Red Sky》, 《First Love Syndrome》, 《The King in Love》, 《Now, the Superhuman》 have been translated and published in countries including Japan, China, Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Indonesia. Paran Media will continue to serve as a gateway where stories connect readers and the world—seeking out encounters with all the diverse corners of life.
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Business Description
September 15, 2004, The establishment of a company
May 5, 2007, The publication of Eun-gwol Jung’s
<Days of the Confucian Scholars of Sungkyunkwan >
July 21, 2009, The publication of Eun-gwol Jung’s
<Days of the Kyujangkak Officers>
August 15, 2011, The publication of E-Ryeong Kim’s
<The King Loves>
October 18, 2011, The publication of Eun-gwol Jung’s
<The Moon that Embraces the Sun>
December 6, 2016, The publication of Eun-gwol Jung’s
<Lovers of the Red Sky>
July 9, 2019, The publication of Sun-woo Jung’s
<The Theory of Paradise>
September 22, 2020, The publication of Eun-gwol Jung’s
<The Death Angels of Eternity >
May 5, 2007, The publication of Eun-gwol Jung’s
<Days of the Confucian Scholars of Sungkyunkwan >
July 21, 2009, The publication of Eun-gwol Jung’s
<Days of the Kyujangkak Officers>
August 15, 2011, The publication of E-Ryeong Kim’s
<The King Loves>
October 18, 2011, The publication of Eun-gwol Jung’s
<The Moon that Embraces the Sun>
December 6, 2016, The publication of Eun-gwol Jung’s
<Lovers of the Red Sky>
July 9, 2019, The publication of Sun-woo Jung’s
<The Theory of Paradise>
September 22, 2020, The publication of Eun-gwol Jung’s
<The Death Angels of Eternity >