Lee Sinjo (1974-) is a South Korean novelist who debuted through Hyundae Munhak in 1998 with the short story Ojingeo (오징어 The Squid). Lee focuses on the lives of women as marginalized people who have been deprived of a voice, and was awarded the Munhakdongne Writer Award in 1999 for the novel Gidaeeo anjeun ohu (기대어 앉은 오후 An Afternoon Spent Seated, Leaning). •Novel Gidaeeo anjeun ohu (기대어 앉은 오후 An Afternoon Spent Seated, Leaning) (1999) •Anthology Naui geomjeong geumul seutaking (나의 검정 그물 스타킹 My Black Net Panty Hose) (2001) •Anthology Useongwoneun bamege (우선권은 밤에게 Priority Goes to the Night) (2012)

Paik Gahuim (born 1974) is a modern South Korean writer.

She is a South Korean novelist. She majored in art but became a novelist because she was interested in writing. She draws inspiration from various art forms.

Kim Won il (born 1942) is a Korean novelist.

Jo Hye-ran (1965-) is a South Korean children’s writer who warmly depicts the humble lives of people who live as one with nature. •Children’s book Ttongbyeorak (똥벼락 Doused in Poop) (2001) •Children’s book Halmeoni, eodi gayo? Bam juureo ganda! (할머니, 어디 가요? 밤 주우러 간다! Grandma, Where are You Going? I’m Going to Pick up Chestnuts!) (2014) •Children’s book Sangchussi (상추씨 Lettuce Seeds) (2017)