Born in Seoul in 1988, she graduated from Hanshin University with a degree in Korean Language and Literature. In 2012, she published her first novel, 『Goodbye to Elephants』.

Majoring in Business Administration in university, the writer won an award in the STORYUM X NOVEL competition with their first novel, "Could It Be True?"

Park Eun-woo gained significant attention from readers with his novels Jeonjaengui Neup (The Swamp of Wars) and Myeongnyang (The Battle of Myeongnyang). He received an excellence award in the KOCCA Korea Story Contest for Cheonggyesanjangui Jaepan (The Trial at a Hut in Cheonggyesan Mountain), which was published in French and became the first Korean novel to be optioned for a TV series by a major American production company. Cheonggyesanjangui Jaepan (The Trial at a Hut in Cheonggyesan Mountain) was acclaimed by Lindsay Goffman, a producer of the American adaptation of The Good Doctor, as a very timely story addressing the social class inequality and corruption and a work with numerous compelling elements with a dense structure and a huge twist.

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.