Born in Seoul in 1985, she began writing in 2009 when her short story "The Private Life of Count Saint-Simon" won the [Writers' World] Newcomer Award.

Bang Hyun-seok (1961) is a South Korean writer and activist.

Pyun’s works indirectly criticize the contemporary civilization through the descriptions of individuals who have become thoroughly incapacitated in the huge system.

Han Seokcheong (1957-) is a South Korean children’s writer who debuted through Catholic Literature in 1992 with a short story. In 2000, Han began writing children’s literature after being awarded the Daesan Foundation’s creative grant for the historical children’s novel Baramui ai (바람의 아이 Child of the Wind). Han’s works are mostly historical in nature and geared towards children. •Children’s novel Baramui ai (바람의 아이 Child of the Wind) (1988) •Children’s novel Seaui gil (세아의 길 Se-ah’s Road) (2009)

Kim Seong Joong (Hangul 김성중; born 1975) is a South Korean writer. She studied creative writing at Myongji University and began her literary career in 2008 when “Nae euijareul dolyeojusaeyo” (내 의자를 돌려주세요 Please Return My Chair) won the JoongAng New Writer’s Award. Her short story collections include Gaegeuman (개그맨 Comedian) and Gukgyeongsijang (국경시장 Border Market).