Jeong Sejin, who studied fine arts, is an active curator. Her journey as a scenario writer began when she won the excellence prize for Scenario at the fourth Korea Cultural Content Storytelling Contest.

Kim Jay is a South Korean novelist. She made her literary debut in 2006 with the publication of Hunminjeongeum amsalsageon (훈민정음 암살사건 Hunminjeongeum Murder. She has been writing historical mystery novels and detective novels, such as Gyeongseong tamjeong Isang (경성 탐정 이상 Yi Sang, the Gyeongseong Detective) (2012), and she has drawn readers’ attention with new interpretations and imaginations of historical events and figures. She is a winner of the Korean Mystery Novel Grand Prize (2012). Novel Baekjegyeolsadan (백제결사단 Baekje Secret Society) (2007) Novel Gyeongseong tamjeong Isang (경성 탐정 이상 Yi Sang, the Gyeongseong Detective) (2012) Novel Bomnarui bada (봄날의 바다 Sea of Spring) (2016)

She is a novelist, translator, essayist, columnist, and reviewer of genre fiction. Starting with her debut novel, "My Occult Days," she have been writing detective novels that focus on everyday life and relationships.

Kim Jinyoung graduated from the School of Film, TV & Multimedia with a concentration in filmmaking in 2010. Kim directed the short film Heredity of Taste in 2008, and won the Grand Prize in the 2010 Seoul International Women’s Film Festival with her short film Believe in Me, directed in 2009. While making short films and focusing on screenwriting, Kim became interested in novels as the sources of inspirational stories and applied to the story creation program at the Korea Creative Content Agency to write her debut work, Lies Hidden in My Backyard, which received outstanding praises from the judges.