She received a Master’s degree in Korean Language and Literature from Sogang University. She began her anthology work by winning an award in the Safety House Story Contest with her short story 「A Visitor with a Woman’s Face」. In 2022, she won the Excellence Award at the 10th Kyobo Bookstore Story Contest with her novel 『Terrarium』.

Navigating through adolescence absent of aspirations, Kim Jeong often questioned the reason for her existence. Now, she’s evolved into an adult with a multitude of ambitions, and a desire for longevity to accomplish all her dreams. Kim Jeong is the recipient of the Grand Prize in the 3rd Changbi × KakaoPage Young Adult Novel Awards.

Lee Chanyoung is a screenwriter and novelist known for his versatility across various genres, including thriller, comedy, horror, and human drama. His works have garnered attention for their imaginative storytelling. He has written and dramatized numerous scenarios, such as Korean films Bandeusi Jamneunda (The Chase) and Han Beondo An Haebon Yeoja (Virgin Theory: 7 Steps to Get on Top). He also contributed to an episode titled “The Masked Ghost” in the famous Korean horror drama Jeonseolui Gohyang (Hometown Legends) and wrote a script for a preschool animation Barnacle Lou. Lee’s scenario Madonnaga Watda (Madonna Has Come) won the Gyeongbuk Video Content Scenario Contest, and Meiking Miseuteo Pol Pocheu (Making Mister Paul Potts) was selected for Screenwriters Pann. His short story, Neomu Hannajui Horeo (Too Horrifying in Broad Daylight), was featured in Metaverse Genre Literature Award Recipient Collection 2: Wish You Luck. Furthermore, his full-length novel Piteo Raebit Jugigi (Killing Peter Rabbit) has been translated and published in Taiwan and Thailand and is set for adaptation.

She graduated from Hongik University's Department of Startup Design and is currently an active member of the Korean Mystery Writers Association. She received a rookie award for “Flower Mountain Dam” in the fall 2021 issue of [Interval Mystery]. She is a mystery novel writer who is strong in 'visualization'.

She was born in Seoul in 1973. She studied sino-Korean literature at Sungkyunkwan University and began her career as a writer when her short story "Illyasov's Scissors" was selected for publication in "Hyundae Munhak" in 2002.