Cho Woo (1966~) is a South Korean martial arts fiction writer. In 2000, he published Ariuseu jeongi (아리우스 전기 The Biography of Arius), which won the 1st Golden Dragon Literary Award Popularity Prize. He then went on to publish several popular martial arts novels such as Jilpunggeumnyongdae (질풍금룡대) and Howimusa (호위무사 Escort Warrior). •Martial arts novel Jilpunggeumnyongdae (질풍금룡대) (2001~2002), •Martial arts novel Howimusa (호위무사 Escort Warrior) (2003~2004)

Lee Jong-kwan is the editor-in-chief of a criminal investigation magazine. He has expanded the realm of forensic investigation to include `fine evidence`, `blood stain pattern analysis`, and `profiling`. In 2019, he published his mystery thriller novel Hyeonjanggeomjeung (현장검증 Spot Investigation)

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.

Lee Sunmi (1971~) is a South Korean novelist. She made her literary debut in 1999 when her work Aranyaui yojeong (아란야의 요정 Aranya’s Fairy) won the Romance Fiction Contest hosted by Shinyoung Media. Set against the backdrop of modern history, Lee’s works have expanded the realm of romance fiction. Her 2007 novel Keopipeurinseu ilhojeom (커피프린스 1호점 Coffee Prince) was made into a popular TV series of the same title. •Novel Aranyaui byeolbit (아란야의 별빛 Aranya`s Starlight) (2001) •Novel Gyeongseongaesa (경성애사 Gyeongseong Tragedy) (2002) •Novel Keopipeurinseu ilhojeom (커피프린스 1호점 Coffee Prince) (2007)

Ja Geun-oh turns to reading to alleviate stress and writes to clear his cluttered mind. He loves the sunset-colored sky and draws inspiration from the warm summer sun, the crisp winter air, the rain embracing his ankles, the wind, the blades of grass, and the laughter of children. He won the top prize at the 2nd K-Story Contest for Mulbit Pureul Rin (Rin of Aquamarine Blue), a story of love between a mermaid and a human set in the Joseon era, inspired by The Little Mermaid. He aims to continue crafting stories for as long as his health allows.