Kim Seong-han (1919-2010) was a South Korean novelist. He debuted in 1950 when his short story “Mumyeongno” (무명로 Lightless Road) won a contest hosted by the daily Seoul sinmun. Through his work, Kim sought to criticize the problems of human society that were beyond time, and from the 1960s, he focused on fictionalizing Korean history. Along with Son Chang-sop and Chang Yong-hak, he was regarded as a writer who led the Korean literary scene in the 1950s. •Short story collection Amyahaeng (암야행) (1951) •Short story “Ohbungan” (오 분 간 In Five Minutes) (1957) •Novel Yi Seong-gye (이성계 Yi Seong-gye) (1979)

Jang Min Hye is a South Korean novelist. She began her literary career in 2018 with the novel Gonchung (곤충 Insect). She raises questions and criticizes the structural contradictions and absurdities of society in the form of a thriller. Novel Gonchung (곤충 Insect) (2018)

Kwon Yusu has written a variety of works, ranging from plays, musical scripts, and movie scripts to drama scenarios, and she’s now venturing into novels.

"Park Chan-soon was born in 1946 in Yeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea. Park Chan-soon made her literary debut in the Chosun Ilbo (daily newspaper) Spring Literary Contest in 2006, after working as a film translator for thirty years. Her first collection of short stories, The Garden of Balhae, was published in 2009 by Moonji Publishing Company. Her second collection, Ladybugs Fly from the Top, was published by Moonji Publishing Company in 2013. In 2011, Park participated in the fall residency of the IWP (International Writing Program of the University of Iowa), sponsored by the Korean Arts Council. In 2014, She won the 4th Literary Award given by the Association of Korean Novelists. Reference: ""박찬순"". 문학과지성사. accessed November 2, 2022. http://moonji.com/bookauth/7798/."