Yun I-hyeong (born in 1976) is a South Korean novelist. She enjoyed using the settings of Genre fiction [1] and published many novels about pop culture. While dealing with feminism and minority issues, she inquired into the mainstream and normality. She won the Lineage Literature Award (2014) and the Yi Sang Literary Award (2019).

Park Eun-woo gained significant attention from readers with his novels Jeonjaengui Neup (The Swamp of Wars) and Myeongnyang (The Battle of Myeongnyang). He received an excellence award in the KOCCA Korea Story Contest for Cheonggyesanjangui Jaepan (The Trial at a Hut in Cheonggyesan Mountain), which was published in French and became the first Korean novel to be optioned for a TV series by a major American production company. Cheonggyesanjangui Jaepan (The Trial at a Hut in Cheonggyesan Mountain) was acclaimed by Lindsay Goffman, a producer of the American adaptation of The Good Doctor, as a very timely story addressing the social class inequality and corruption and a work with numerous compelling elements with a dense structure and a huge twist.

Navigating through adolescence absent of aspirations, Kim Jeong often questioned the reason for her existence. Now, she’s evolved into an adult with a multitude of ambitions, and a desire for longevity to accomplish all her dreams. Kim Jeong is the recipient of the Grand Prize in the 3rd Changbi × KakaoPage Young Adult Novel Awards.

She was born in Seoul in 1973. She studied sino-Korean literature at Sungkyunkwan University and began her career as a writer when her short story "Illyasov's Scissors" was selected for publication in "Hyundae Munhak" in 2002.

She has worked as a luxury brand promotion manager for a long time and writes various genres of literature. Her short story, submitted to the Kyobo Bookstore Story Contest, received attention and led to the "Runaway" of a full-length novel.