Lee Sang-Kweon (1962-) is a South Korean novelist who debuted through the Changbi Quarterly in 1994 with the short story Nunmul han beon ssitgo sesangeul boni (눈물 한 번 씻고 세상을 보니 When I Wiped My Tears and Looked at the World). Lee writes literature both for general audiences and for young adults. •Novel Yeongsangang (영산강 The Yeongsan River) (1993) •Anthology Goyangiga gireun daramjwi (고양이가 기른 다람쥐 The Chipmunk Raised by a Cat) (2013)

Kim Hongshin (1947~) is a South Korean novelist. He made his literary debut in 1976w with the publication of “Bonjeondaek” (본전댁) in Hyundae Munhak. Published from 1981 to 1989, Ingansijang (인간시장 Human Market) enjoyed widespread popularity for the way it highlighted the harsh lives of the petit bourgeois as well as the contradictions and corruptions of modern society. At the same time, however, the author was criticized for pursuing only fun. •Novel Ingansijang (인간시장 Human Market) (1981~1989) •Novel Daebalhae (대발해 Great Balhae) (2007)

Kim Yoon Young (1971-) is a South Korean novelist who debuted through the first Changbi Prize for New Figures in Literature in 1998 with the short story “Bimirui hwawon” (비밀의 화원 The Secret Garden). Kim uses down-to earth premises to depict realistic scenes out of contemporary life, and paints a sharp but humorous picture of Korean society. •Novel Nae jip maryeonui yeowang (내 집 마련의 여왕 Queen of Home Ownership) (2009) •Novel Dal Wireul geonneun neukkim (달 위를 걷는 느낌 The Feel of Walking on the Moon) (2014)

Kim Seong-Dong (November 8th, 1947 – Septemper 25th, 2022) was a Korean author.