Song Uhye (1947~) is a South Korean novelist. She made her literary debut in 1980 by publishing the short story 단편소설 “Seong yagobui ssaum” (성 야곱의 싸움 The Battle of St. Jacob) in The Dong-a Ilbo. Song has taken a steady interest in historical fiction, and delicately depicts human life and emotions through portraits of contemporary society. •Short story collection Namdohaeng (남도행 To Namdo) (1985), •Short story collection Nuni keun ssireumkkun iyagi (눈이 큰 씨름꾼 이야기 The Story of a Wrestler with Big Eyes) (1988)

Lee Ze-ha (born 1938) is a South Korean writer, poet and painter.

Nam Yeongro (1810~1857) was a novelist in the late Joseon dynasty. Nam is presumed to be the author of the ancient novels Ongnumong (옥루몽 Dream of the Jade Chamber) and Ongnyenmong (옥련몽 Dream of the Jade Lotus). •Novel Ongnumong (옥루몽 Dream of the Jade Chamber)

Jang Irang made her literary debut after winning the New Writer’s Contest with her Swaying Rain. Her major works include Egg Rice Cake Dumpling Ham Cheese Kimchi Ramen.

Born in Seoul in 1979, he graduated from the Creative Writing Department at Soongsil University. During middle school, he laid the foundation for his writing skills by adapting his father's comic storyboards, and he made his debut with the parody novel "A Letter from Holmes." After winning various literary contests, he became a full-time writer following his success with "The Red Sofa," which earned him the World Literature Award. He has published novels such as "There is No Twist" and "Hate Suicide," and a short story in the anthology "When Everyone Disappears" is set to be adapted into a film.