Jeong Ho-seung (born 1950), is a South Korean poet.

She began her literary career by winning the 1st Literary and Society New Writer Award in 2002. Her poetry collections include "Radio Days" and "Like All the Beaches of the World."

At Sogang University he pursued a bachelor’s degree in Religion and Philosophy and a doctorate in Indian Philosophy. He began his writing career by winning the Munhakdongne New Writer Award in 2013 and now he is an active poet and translator. His books of poetry include Everything in the World, Maximized, Supernatural 3D Printing, White Deer Pond, and This Crown I’m Into. He has received the Kim Su-Young Literary Award, the National Academy of Arts Young Artist Award, the Hyundae Literary Award, and the Kim Hyun Literary Award.

Kim Yang-shik (1931-) is a South Korean poet. She made her literary debut in 1969 when her poem “Pulkkochi doeeo pullipi doeeo” (풀꽃이 되어 풀잎이 되어 To Be a Flower, a Blade of Grass) was published in the magazine Wolgan Munhak. Her first poetry collection Jeongeuphusa (정읍후사 Poems on Jeongeup) was published in 1971. Kim’s poems were initially themed around the love and sorrow of Korean women but later on, they came to be more influenced by Indian philosophy.

Ra Heeduk (born 1966) is a South Korean poet and professor.