Jishim Nam is the author of more than a dozen books, many of which are very popular in South Korea. The original Korean version of this book was awarded as the best novel by the Dong-a Ilbo national newspaper's Women Magazine novel contest. Jishim Nam currently lives in Seoul, South Korea.

Most people who have read Choi Eun-yeong’s works will agree that her stories are ‘unembellished’. It means that she tells the story in an honest manner without any special literary techniques. However, just because there aren’t any literary techniques on the surface, it’s not that Choi Eun-yeong is not a writer who has honed her writing skills. The reason why Choi Eun-yeong’s works do not show much literary finesse is that it’s not that she’s an unskilled writer, but that she is able to conceal her skills. Another characteristic of Choi Eun-yeong’s writing is her interest in political and social issues.

Song Jeongyang made her debut as a drama writer when she won the 2004 New Drama Festival. In 2011, she received an award at the Dong-a Ilbo Literary Contest for her fairy tale Uri Jiben Halmeoni Han Mariga Sanda (In our house, a Grandma lives). She also wrote 2084 Jigu Nanmin (Earth Refugees), which received the excellence prize in the first EZ Book Green Planet Shami SF Eco Fairly Tale Contest, as well as Appareul Guhara (Save Father) and Eommareul Guhara (Save Mother).

Lee Soon-won (born 1957) is a modern South Korean writer.

박성경은 한국의 소설가다. 영화 시나리오 작가로 활동하다 2010년 첫 장편소설 《쉬운 여자》를 발표하며 본격적인 문단 활동을 시작하였다. 이후 청소년소설 《나쁜 엄마》(2015)을 발표하는 등 활발한 활동을 하고 있다.