El impulso

Andrea Kim Seong-gon is a failure. In business, in the family, in the economic. Even when she makes the decision to kill herself, she doesn't succeed. But it is then, from the depths of her abyss, that she becomes obsessed with something trivial: changing her body posture. What Seong-gon doesn't know is that this small gesture will set in motion a series of changes that will completely renew his life. Impulse is, in many ways, an extension of Almond, Won-Pyung Sohn's debut novel. If Almendra was the story of a child incapable of feeling, who learns with effort to communicate with those around him, El impulso narrates the transformation process of a man who has lost the ability to be emotional, but who is trying to recover it.