Lee Kiho was born in Wonju, Gangwon Province. He made his literary debut when his short story “Birney” won the Hyundae Munhak New Writer's Contest in 1999. He is the author of the collections of short stories, Choi Sunduk: Filled with the Holy Spirit, I Knew If I Stayed around Long Enough, Something like This Would Happpen, Who’s Doctor Kim?, Kang Min-ho, the Church Guy Friendly to Everyone, the novels At Least We Can Apologize, A World History of Second Sons, the novellas Circumstances of the Fire at Mogyang, and the short novels Unbothered Most of the Time, What is Learned in the Cradle is Carried to Summer, and Evidently a Love Story. He currently serves as a professor of creative writing at Gwangju University.

She was born in Seoul in 1969. After graduating from Ewha Womans University with a degree in Education, she began her literary career in 2010 by winning the New Writer Award from Practical Literature for her short story "Hello."

Ha Geun-chan was (1931-2007) an early modern South Korean writer.

Born in Ganghwa, he majored in Western painting and served as an editor at a publishing company. He finds joy in writing and illustrating books that children love, with notable works including the "Monster Dental Hospital" series, "Eating Nature" series, and the "Reading Goblin" series. He has also published various titles such as "Pig School" and "Human Anatomy Picture Books," and has received several awards for his illustrations.