Mid-Joseon poet Heo Nanseolheon (1563–1589) was also an outstanding painter and calligrapher. Though she was renowned for her poetry even in China and Japan, only 213 of her works survive today. A posthumous collection of her works is titled Nanseolheon jip (蘭雪軒集 Nanseolheon Anthology).

Lee was born in Jecheon, Chungbuk and majored in Arts. In 2010, He was selected as an illustrator for the Bologna International Children's Book Fair.

She writes about the people who have been pushed out of reality and people who are enduring the tragedy of having to struggle for survival. In particular, she does not stop at simply revealing the tragedy and narrates what happens “after the tragedy.”

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)

Kim Byeola (born 1969) is a South Korean writer.