Gong Ji-Young (born 1963) is a South Korean novelist.

Born in Seoul in 1981 and raised in Busan, she made her literary debut in 2013 with the short story "The Sunflower Wall," which won the New Year's Literary Prize from the Busan Ilbo. She received the Grand Prize at the 9th Toji Literary Festival for her short story "Making an Encyclopedia."

Park Young was born in 1983 in Seoul, South Korea. Her literary career took off in 2015 after her short story ""Hey, Mister!"" was awarded the first prize in the annual Kyeongin Ilbo literary contest.

Park Seoryeon (1989-) is a South Korean novelist. She made her literary debut in 2015 when her short story “Mikimauseu keulleob” (미키마우스 클럽 The Mickey Mouse Club) won the Silcheon Munhak New Writer’s Award. In 2018, she won the 23rd Hankyoreh Literature Award with the novel Chegongnyeo gangjuryong (체공녀 강주룡 Kang Juryong, the Woman in the Air). She uses love and the voices of the underprivileged, such as women, the elderly, and sexual minorities, who are excluded and hidden from society, as the subject of her works.

Winner of the award of excellence for the 9th Kyobo Book Center Story Competition for short stories, and the grand prize for the 6th Korea Science Literature Award. Has signed multiple deals for film adaption of her works.