Han Soo-yeong. Debuted in 2002 when her short story Butterfly won the Joongang Literature Award for New Writers. Awarded the Today’s Writer Award in 2004 with her full-length novel 1/4 of the Void. Her notable collection of novels includes Her Apple Pear Tree, while her full-length novels include Pluto’s Roof, Jo’s Second Map, and Napping, along with the young adult novel Aurora 2-241.

Sohn Jang-Soon (1935-2014) was a South Korean novelist who debuted through Hyundae Munhak in 1958 with “Ipsang” (입상 Standing) and “Jeonsin” (전신 “Moving”). Rejecting urban environments and materialism, Sohn examined family relations and wrote often on the motif of mountains. •Short story “Alpinisteu” (알피니스트 Alpinist) (1966) •Short story “Bultaneun bingbyeok” (불타는 빙벽 The Burning Wall of Ice) (1977) •Novel Hangugin (한국인 Koreans) (1966-1967) •Novel Simssi ilgaui saramdeul (심씨 일가의 사람들 The People From the Shim Family) (1978)

Han Changhoon (born 1963) is a South Korean author.

Chon Su-chan (1968-) is a South Korean novelist who debuted in 2004 with the novel Eoneudeot iljuil (어느덧 일주일 Suddenly a Week), which won the ninth Munhakdongne Writer Award. The novel was lauded for its keen insight into individuals’ psychology on life and survival.•Novel Eoneudeot iljuil (어느덧 일주일 Suddenly a Week) (2004)•Novel Suchi (수치 Shame) (2018)