Choung Myung Seob (1973~) is a South Korean novelist. His writing career began in 2006 with the publication of the novel Jeokpae (적폐), a new interpretation of General Ulji Mundok. Jung takes a new look at various historical figures using his imagination, and reconstructs their stories in the mystery and thriller genres. He has co-authored a number of books with other writers, such as Hangukchuriseurilleodanpyeonseon (한국추리스릴러단편선 Korean Mystery Thriller Short Story Collection) (2008), which includes his short story “Burui sarin” (불의 살인 Murder by Fire). •Novel Yupumjeongnisa (유품정리사 Organizing Articles Left by the Deceased) (2019) •Novel Joseonui hyeongsadeul (조선의 형사들 Joseon’s Detectives) (2021)

Choi Seo-hae (1901-1932)[1] was a Korean novelist. He is considered to be the greatest singyeonghyang (lit. new trend) literary writer of his time,[2] and is known for his faithful and detailed depictions of the suffering and protests of the working classes during the Japanese occupation. In spite of the realistic depiction of the exploitation of the poor by the rich, Choi’s stories tend to end abruptly with extreme solutions and no long-term vision suggested, for which his work is criticized.

Jo Yeonga is a South Korean novelist who published the short story “Maneking 24ho” on the Daegu Maeil, and was awarded the eleventh Hankyoreh Literary Award in 2006 for the novel Yeouya yeouya mwohani (여우야 여우야 뭐하니 Fox, Fox, What are You Doing?) •Novel Yeouya yeouya mwohani (여우야 여우야 뭐하니 Fox, Fox, What are You Doing?) (2006) •Anthology Geunyeoui gyeongu (그녀의 경우 In Her Case) (2017)

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