Lee Ggotnim made her debut with "The Heirs of Medusa," published in the Seoul Shinmun Daily’s New Spring Literary Contest. She won the 8th Munhakdongne Young Adult Literature Award with "Crossing the World to Come to You."

Bang Hyunhee began her literary career with Saeholligi (Hobby) published by Dongsuhmunhak. She was awarded in the novel category at the 1st Munhakpan Award for her novel Dalhangari Sok Geumdongmulgogi (Glit-bronze Fish in a Moon Jar) and wrote short story collections such as Babillon Teukgeubupyeon (Babylon Express Mail), Lost in Seoul, and Taoreuda (Burning), as well as novels including Ne Gaji Bimilgwa Han Gaji Geojinmal (Four Secrets and One Lie), Dareul Jjonneun Seupai (A Spy Chasing a Moon), and Sesangeseo Gajang Sasohan Boksu (The World’s Most Trivial Revenge). Her novel Burungwa Chinhaejineun Beop (How to Befriend Misfortune) was selected for “Book to Film” at the Busan International Film Festival in 2016, and her short story Nae Majimak Gongnaengsik Poreuswe (My Last Air-Cooled Porsche) won the excellence prize at Yi Sang Literary Award in 2018.

Born in January 1997, Kim Jiseo studied Korean literature and wrote a full-length novel titled Yosanyosu (Love for Mountains and River). Her second full-length novel Yeopjibui Bihonjuuijadeul (Celibate Neighbors) revolves around Sujin, a thirty-three-year-old woman determined to live a single life. The story centers around Sujin and her female housemates who share this lifestyle, forming a community known as the “delinquent girls.” With their distinct personalities, these five kindred spirits coexist under one roof. Through these characters, Kim skillfully weaves narratives that blend five different perspectives on a single life with social perceptions, which resonates with anyone who has contemplated such a lifestyle. As a persistent and humorous writer capable of crafting individual yet universally appealing stories, Kim has once again created a unique literary world.

Park’s work spans various genres including novels, cartoons, and illustrations. Park made her debut as a writer when she won the first Cubic Note Short Story Award. She has authored books such as Samagwiui Nara (The Land of the Mantis), Jisangui Yeojadeul (Women of Earth), Jumadeung Imjong Yeonguso (Light on a Running Horse), Segaeui Bam (Three Nights) among many others and co-authored books such as Cheonnyeonmanyeon Sal Geot Gatji? (You Think You’ll Live Forever?), Urineun I Byeoleul Tteonagiro Haesseo (We Decided to Leave This Planet), and Dangsin Gyeotui Papiyong (Papillon by Your Side). She received the Grand Prize in the 2nd Korea SF Award in the novella and short story category for Samaguiui Nara (The Land of the Mantis) and Excellence in the novel category in the 6th Korea SF Award for Jisangui Yeojadeul (Women of Earth). She is a member of “sf x f,” a project group that studies science fiction and feminism.