He is a South Korean writer and director. He began his literary career in 2020 with the publication of his debut novel, GV Villain Go Tae-kyung.

Lee Sunyoung is a South Korean novelist. She made her literary debut in 2010 when her work Cheon nyeonui chimmuk (천 년의 침묵 A Thousand Years of Silence), set in ancient Greece, won the Korea New Wave Literature Award. Lee’s novels delicately deal with a wide range of themes including ancient history, human betrayal, and guilt. •Novel Cheon nyeonui chimmuk (천 년의 침묵 A Thousand Years of Silence) (2010)•Novel Geu namjaui soseol (그 남자의 소설 The Man`s Novel) (2012)•Novel Sinui majimak ai (신의 마지막 아이 The Last Child of God) (2015)

Bang-sil (born 1984), better known by her pen name Apple Kim (Hangul 김사과), is a South Korean writer. She made her literary debut in 2005 when her short story “02” won the Changbi Prize for New Figures in Literature. She published a short story collection of the same name and five novels by 2013. She published the travelogue Seoltangui mat (설탕의 맛 Taste of Sugar) in 2014 and the essay collection Yeong ihaui naldeul (0 이하의 날들 Days Below Zero) in 2016.

Jeon Kwangyong (全光鏞, 1919-1988) was a South Korean novelist and scholar of Korean literature. Known as “the author who wrote with his feet”[1] thanks to his habit of personally visiting settings to do research for his writing, Jeon made use of short, unemotional sentence compositions in his work. He began his literary career in 1955 when he won the Chosun Ilbo New Writer’s Contest with the short story “Heuksando” (흑산도 Heuksando Island). His representative works include “Kkeoppittan Ri” (꺼삐딴 리 Kapitan Ri) (1962).[2] Jeon was the recipient of the Dongin Literary Award and the Sasanggye Research Prize.