Kim Yong-man (born 1940) is a modern South Korean novelist.

Yi Mun-yol is, first and foremost, a consummate storyteller of exceptional range, wit, and intellectual depth capable of both entertaining and enlightening his readers. Yi's works largely fall into two categories. The first, taking an allegorical view of Korean society, traces the ways in which various lives are shaped and governed by dominant ideology and power.

The author writes the novels they want to read and believes that stories about women, queerness, and labor are needed more in the world. They strive to remember that we are all engaged in our own labor and rely on each other. They began their literary career in 2011 by winning the Daesan Literary Award for their short story "A Night with Five Dogs" and have since published several collections and novels. The author writes to resonate with both the entire world and the heart of a single person.

Yun Hu-myong (born 1946) is a South Korean writer.

Go Daeyeong is a South Korean children’s writer. Originally an editor of picture books at Gilbut Children’s Books in 1995, Go published the picture book Jihacheoreul tagoseo (지하철을 타고서 Riding the Subway), featuring his children Jiwon and Byeonggwan, and continued to write other books featuring them. •Children’s book Jip an chiugi (집 안 치우기 Not Cleaning the House) (2010) •Children’s book Araseo cheokcheok eorini saenghwalbaekgwa (알아서 척척 어린이 생활백과 Do-it-Yourself Encyclopedia of Everything for Children) (2019)