Park was born in Seoul in 1986. He graduated from the Graduate School of Korea National University of Arts with a major in Narrative Writing, and began publishing novels after winning the inaugural Jaeum & Moeum’s New Writer’s Award in 2018.

Kang Hwa Gil (born 1986) is a South Korean writer. She is one of the “young feminists,” who has consistently written about women since her literary debut in 2012. Her writing has been influenced by gothic romance and thrillers written by women writers in the 19th century. She often employs the use of “unreliable narrators” to trigger the reader’s anxiety. She is a recipient of the Munhakdongne Young Writers’ Award (2017) and the Hankyoreh Literary Award (2017).

Hwang Bo-reum gained a bachelor degree in computer engineering and carried out her career as a software programmer at LG electronics. Multiple experiences of hoping her jobs did not deter her identity as a person who reads and writes every day. She is also the author of Everyday Book, My First Kickboxing, and The Safe Distance between You and I.

Yi Kwang-su (1892–1950) was a Korean writer and independence and nationalist activist. His pen names were Chunwon and Goju. Yi is best known for his novel Mujeong (무정 The Heartless), sometimes described as the first Korean novel.

Kim Seungok (born December 1941) is a South Korean novelist and screenwriter.