She completed both her undergraduate and graduate studies in Korean Language and Literature at Hongik University. Currently, she works as a full-time writer, producing poetry, fiction, and essays in various fields. She made her debut as a poet in Munhak Sasang and won the Dong-A Ilbo New Year's Literary Contest with her novella 'The Pagan'.

He began his writing career in 2013 with the release of his debut full-length mystery novel 《Double》. In 2026, he won the Grand Prize at the YES24 e-serialization Contest with 《The Bongmyeong Apartment Flower Boy Investigation Diary》. In 2018, he received the Gold Award at the Chumiss Novel Contest, co-hosted by CJ E&M and KakaoPage, for 《I Killed》.

Lee Sunmi (1971~) is a South Korean novelist. She made her literary debut in 1999 when her work Aranyaui yojeong (아란야의 요정 Aranya’s Fairy) won the Romance Fiction Contest hosted by Shinyoung Media. Set against the backdrop of modern history, Lee’s works have expanded the realm of romance fiction. Her 2007 novel Keopipeurinseu ilhojeom (커피프린스 1호점 Coffee Prince) was made into a popular TV series of the same title. •Novel Aranyaui byeolbit (아란야의 별빛 Aranya`s Starlight) (2001) •Novel Gyeongseongaesa (경성애사 Gyeongseong Tragedy) (2002) •Novel Keopipeurinseu ilhojeom (커피프린스 1호점 Coffee Prince) (2007)

Born in 1989, Park So-young majored in Journalism and Media and worked briefly as a reporter. She has won the 1st Creative Story Award for the Korea Creative Novel Contest in 2016, and her novel Snowglobe won the grand prize in the first Changbi X Kakaopage Young Adult Genre Literature Award in 2020. She has also written the work Bought the Second Round of Life, an online novel.