Eun Heekyung (born 1959) is a South Korean novelist.

Lee Geumyi (1962~) is a South Korean children’s writer. She made her literary debut in 1984 with the publication of the children’s story Yeonggurang heukgurang (영구랑 흑구랑). Lee’s works warmly explore a wide range of issues including friendship, love, and physical changes experienced by female students during the narrative of growth. •Yujingwa yujin (유진과 유진 Yujin and Yujin) (2004)•Novel Neodo haneulmallariya (너도 하늘말나리야 You Are a Twilight Lily, Too) (1999)•Novel Sohuiui bang (소희의 방 Sohee’s Room) (2010)

Yu Gwang-Su (1969~) is a South Korean novelist. He made his literary debut in 2007 by winning the 1st Korea New Wave Literary Award for his novel Jinsihwang peurojekteu (진시황 프로젝트 The Qin Shi Huang Project) (2007). He find motifs in history and classical literature. •Novel Jinsihwang peurojekteu (진시황 프로젝트 The Qin Shi Huang Project) (2007) •Novel Honggyewoljeon (홍계월전 The Story of Hong Gyewol) (2011) •Novel Gajokgidam (가족기담 Strange Family) (2020)

Suh Ki-Won (徐基源, 1930-2005) was a South Korean novelist, journalist and politician. As one of the most prominent writers of Korean post-war period, he wrote novels giving an insight into the skepticism and despair of the post-war generation through delicate description of psychology.[1] A short story “I Seongsukan Bamui Poong” (이 성숙한 밤의 포옹 A Hug of this Mature Night, 1960)[2] is his representative work. He received the Contemporary Literature (Hyundai Munhak) Award, Dongin Literary Award, Hanguk Literary Award (한국문학상) and the National Academy of Arts Award, etc.