Chong Sokhwa is a South Korean mystery writer who debuted in 2000 through Sports Seoul with the mystery novel Nampyeoneul jidoki saranghaneun yeoja (남편을 지독히 사랑하는 여자 A Woman Who Loves Her Husband to Death). Chong’s 2014 novel Chumchuneun jip (춤추는 집 The Dancing House) was named an exemplary work by the Sejong Books Literature Community, and received the Korean Mystery Writers’ Association’s Korean Mystery Literature Grant Prize (한국추리문학상 대상) in the same year. •Mystery novel Nampyeoneul jidoki saranghaneun yeoja (남편을 지독히 사랑하는 여자 A Woman Who Loves Her Husband to Death) (2000) •Mystery novel Chumchuneun jip (춤추는 집 The Dancing House) (2014)

Kim Hakchul (1916–2001)[1] was a China-based independence activist and writer who wrote in Hangeul. He is known as "the last squad leader of the Korean Volunteer Army" for his active participation in the anti-Japanese activism to liberate Korea during the Japanese colonial era. After the country's independence, he settled in Yanji, China and wrote a variety of works—including Haerangang-a malhara (해란강아 말하라, Let the Haeran River Speak) published in 1954, 20 segiui sinhwa (20세기의 신화, Myth of the 20th Century) in 1967, and Gyeokjeong sidae (격정시대, The Era of Passion) in 1986—to the point of being called "the father of the Korean Chinese literature." His works describe a specific reality, always maintain a positive attitude as well as a sense of humor, and pursues an international solidarity of the people.

Ilyeon(1206~1289) is a representative Buddhist monk in the late Goryeo Dynasty.

She is a South Korean novelist. She majored in art but became a novelist because she was interested in writing. She draws inspiration from various art forms.

Ha Seong-nan (born 1967) is a Korean novelist. She has embodied the fragmentized mentality of modern men through careful and detailed descriptions. Her works are recognized for dealing with the loneliness and isolation of the contemporary men, while sympathizing and comforting them at the same time.[1] She is considered one of the indispensable figures when talking about the Korean short stories that have been published since the 2000s.[2]