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.

Lee Jongho (1964-) is a South Korean novelist specializing in mystery and horror fiction. Lee is the founder of the Mad Club, a community of Korean horror writers, and organized the Hangukgongpomunhakdanpyeongseon (한국공포문학단편선 Korean Short Horror Literature Collection) series. Prominent works by Lee include Bunsinsaba (분신사바 Bunsinsaba) (2004) and Ipeu (이프 If) (2006). •Novel Bunsinsaba (분신사바 Bunsinsaba) (2004) •Novel Ipeu (이프 If) (2006)

She graduated from Hongik University's Department of Startup Design and is currently an active member of the Korean Mystery Writers Association. She received a rookie award for “Flower Mountain Dam” in the fall 2021 issue of [Interval Mystery]. She is a mystery novel writer who is strong in 'visualization'.

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).

Gu Byeong-mo is known as an author that moves freely between the genre and techniques of fantasy and the style of traditional realism. Throughout her career, she has either depicted the fantasies of daily life or intermixed fantasy with daily life. Her light-hearted fantasy stories, in which magicians appear, people transform, and time runs backwards, also carry the shocking weight of issues like incest, child abuse, and filicide.