As a member of the "Wage Realism" group, she began her literary career in 2014 when her work Youth Bankruptcy won the Korean Economic Daily New Year’s Literary Contest for Young Writers.

Rju Ungjon (1971-) is a South Korean novelist. She began her literary career when she won the Writer’s World New Writer’s Award in 1998 and the Dong-A Ilbo Spring Literary Contest in 2005. She writes novels that provide a modern interpretation of the Korean history, including the history of a dynasty and the biography of a queen. Novel Isan jeongjodaewang (이산 정조대왕 Isan, the Great King Jeongjo) (2007) Novel Seondeok yeowang (선덕여왕 Queen Seondeok of Silla) (2009)

Han Seokcheong (1957-) is a South Korean children’s writer who debuted through Catholic Literature in 1992 with a short story. In 2000, Han began writing children’s literature after being awarded the Daesan Foundation’s creative grant for the historical children’s novel Baramui ai (바람의 아이 Child of the Wind). Han’s works are mostly historical in nature and geared towards children. •Children’s novel Baramui ai (바람의 아이 Child of the Wind) (1988) •Children’s novel Seaui gil (세아의 길 Se-ah’s Road) (2009)

He graduated from Seoul National University with a degree in English Language and Literature, completed a Master’s in Narrative Creation at the Korea National University of Arts, and earned a Master’s degree in Humanities and Social Sciences from New York University. He began his writing career with the short story Chaser in 2010 and currently teaches writing and fiction creation at a university.