Lee Jung-myung is a writer of historical factions. His novels include The Painter of Wind, The Deep-rooted Tree, and The Investigator.

He was born in Seoul in 1985. After graduating from Hanyang University with a degree in Journalism and Broadcasting, he began his writing career by winning an award in the 9th Kyobo Bookstore Story Contest with his short story 「Keep Your Four Daughters」.

『체리새우 : 비밀글입니다』로 제9회 문학동네청소년문학상 대상을 수상했다.

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)

Yu Chin-O (1906 – 1987) is a Korean novelist. His novels from the Japanese colonial period[1] are notable in that they thoroughly illustrate the ideological conflicts among intellectuals while providing detailed psychological descriptions of characters.[2] After Korea’s liberation from the colonial rule, Yu worked in a wide array of fields, for instance, as a law scholar, an educator, and a politician. His representative works are “Gimgangsawa tigyosu” (김강사와 T교수 Lecturer Kim and Professor T) (1935) and “Changnangjeonggi” (창랑정기 The Story of the Changnagjeong House) (1938).