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)

Yun I-hyeong (born in 1976) is a South Korean novelist. She enjoyed using the settings of Genre fiction [1] and published many novels about pop culture. While dealing with feminism and minority issues, she inquired into the mainstream and normality. She won the Lineage Literature Award (2014) and the Yi Sang Literary Award (2019).

He majored in electrical and electronic engineering at Korea University. He was inspired to write his first novel when he saw an electric cord crossing the sky. In 2022, he won the Grand Prize of the 5th Korea Science and Literature Award in the medium and short story category for “Luna.” He began his work.

Kimbbang is a romance novelist. They started their literary career with the 2019 novel Coming Step.

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.