Kwon Jeonghui studied mechanical engineering at university. Her writing career began when she won in the poetry category at the Annual Spring Literary Contest in Korea. She contributed as a story writer for a Naver webtoon titled Jangmiapateu Gonggyeongbi (Janitor Gong of Rose Apartment). She also authored Yiseondong Keulinsenteo (Mr. Lee Clean Center), a human drama novel that received the first prize at the KOCCA Korea Story Contest. This novel was translated and published in Indonesia and Taiwan and adapted into a musical with the same title, receiving immense love.

Jeon Kwangyong (全光鏞, 1919-1988) was a South Korean novelist and scholar of Korean literature. Known as “the author who wrote with his feet”[1] thanks to his habit of personally visiting settings to do research for his writing, Jeon made use of short, unemotional sentence compositions in his work. He began his literary career in 1955 when he won the Chosun Ilbo New Writer’s Contest with the short story “Heuksando” (흑산도 Heuksando Island). His representative works include “Kkeoppittan Ri” (꺼삐딴 리 Kapitan Ri) (1962).[2] Jeon was the recipient of the Dongin Literary Award and the Sasanggye Research Prize.

Yun Heunggil (born 1942) is a South Korean novelist.

Kim Samhyeon is a South Korean children’s writer who studied illustration in New York. Kim is both the writer and illustrator of Geurimeul gueryeo bwa (그림을 그려 봐 Give Drawing a Shot), Dallimui sanchaek (달님의 산책 The Moon’s Stroll), and Baegopeun kkumi (배고픈 꿈이 Kkumi is Hungry). •Picture book Jakjiman daedanhan ssiat (작지만 대단한 씨앗 The Small But Incredible Seed) (2018) •Picture book Ppumppappumppa noraehaneun jadongcha (뿜빠뿜빠 노래하는 자동차 The Car That Sings Honk-Honk Honk-Honk)(2021)

Park Bum Shin (born 1946) is a South Korean writer.