Ban Gohun gained recognition from readers as he was awarded the Genre Fiction of the Month with his short stories Huin sal saengseon (White Fish), Byeok neomeoui sori (Sound Over the Wall), and Gwisineun itda (Ghosts Are Real). Demonstrating his versatility across genres like horror, fantasy, and mystery, the author reaffirms his exceptional talent in the latest novel Horror Night Fiction. Especially, his distinctive abilities of creating an eerie atmosphere without explicitly staging horror and catching readers off guard with a creepy twist at the end are his trademarks.

She completed both her undergraduate and graduate studies in Korean Language and Literature at Hongik University. Currently, she works as a full-time writer, producing poetry, fiction, and essays in various fields. She made her debut as a poet in Munhak Sasang and won the Dong-A Ilbo New Year's Literary Contest with her novella 'The Pagan'.

Lee Donghyeon was born in 1988 in Suncheon, Jeollanam-do. He graduated from the Department of Creative Writing at Seoul Institute of the Arts and is currently enrolled in the Playwriting and Arts Specialist Program at the Korea National University of Arts, School of Drama. He began writing professionally through the webzine Biyu in 2018 and received the excellence prize at the 3rd “Nexus Novella Writer Award” in 2023.

Born in Busan in 1981, she graduated from Hongik University with a degree in Visual Design and from the Korea National University of Arts with a master's in Film. She has directed several short and feature films, with "In the Land of Fantasy" being a notable work. Her first novel, "Today's Mom," was followed by "Under the Mirrorball" in 2021. In 2023, she won the Grand Prize at the 11th Kyobo Book Centre Story Award for her novel "mymy."

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.