Park YeonJoon(1980~) is a South Korean poet. She made her literary debut in 2004 by winning the the JoongAng New Writer’s Award for her poem “ Please Give Me Ice” (얼음을 주세요). Park unravels life and reality through the stories of individuals, women, and families. In particular, she speaks consciously of the special power of the language of poetry, as well as the intimate wounds she faces in daily life.

Han Jeongwon is a South Korean essayist. After making films and acting, she made her literary debut in 2020 with the essay collection Siwa sanchaek (시와 산책 Poetry and Walks).

Park Yeemun (1931-2017) is a South Korean poet. He began his literary career with the publication of his poem “Hoehwareul ireun sedae” (회화를 잃은 세대The Generation That Has Lost Conversation) in Sasanggye in March 1955 and literary criticism “Hyeondaesiui metahwo” (현대시의 메타훠 Metaphors of Modern Poetry) in Poetry and Criticism in May 1957. He not only wrote poetry but also translated works of French romantic poetry and published a number of books on literary criticism. Nune deopin chalseugangbyeon (눈에 덮인 찰스강변 The Snow on the Charles River) (1979) Nabiui kkum (나비의 꿈 Dream of a Butterfly) (1981) Boiji anneun geosui geurimja (보이지 않는 것의 그림자 The Shadows of the Invisible) (1987)

Moon Young-Houn (1956-) is a South Korean poet who majored in André Malraux at Sorbonne Université. Starting in 1999, Moon published French-language poetry anthologies such as Chants pour le nymphèa and La fleur de l’infini. •Poetry collection Chants pour le nymphèa (1999) •Poetry collection La fleur de l’infini (2002) •Poetry collection Voyage en fleur (2005)

Cho Yongmee (1962 - ) is a Korean poet. She writes poems based on her experience of nature and landscapes through her various senses such as vision, touch and hearing1) rather than using the abstract and notional mode of expression. It is considered that her poems show us different aspects of normal phenomena from her sensitive perspective.2)