Park Hyoung Su (1972 - ) is a South Korean writer. As one of the representative writers of Korean literature during the 2000s, Park Hyoung Su is known for his strong awareness of literary genres and striking works that experiment with diverse forms. From trivial matters of daily life to vast histories of civilizations, the subject matters of his works are wide-ranging, displaying an extraordinary imagination and his superb storytelling abilities.

Kim Wonwoo (born 1947) is a modern South Korean novelist.

Cheon`s first published work, “Frank and I,” is an absurd and hilarious story about the narrator’s unemployed husband who goes to Canada to meet his cousin Frank, and ends up meeting another Frank who happens to be a Los Angeles gang leader. His first novel, Whale, spins a wry, epic tale about a country girl who transforms herself into an entrepreneur in the city. His sophomore novel, Modern Family, featuring a motley crew of family members, is narrated by a middle-aged son who has been unemployed for the past 10 years ever since his debut film flopped.

Choe Yungyo is a South Korean novelist and TV writer. Cho was awarded the runner-up prize for the 2014 MBC Miniseries Script Competition (MBC 극본공모 미니시리즈 부분), and wrote Dan, hanaui sarang (단, 하나의 사랑 Angel’s Last Mission: Love) (2019) and Unppallomanseu (운빨로맨스 Lucky Romance) (2016). Choe was awarded the first Kyobo Books Purple Romance Competition Grand Prize (퍼플로맨스 공모전 대상) in 2013 with the novel Singgeulbil (싱글빌 Singleville). •Novel Singgeulbil (싱글빌 Singleville) (2013)

Hwang Bo-reum gained a bachelor degree in computer engineering and carried out her career as a software programmer at LG electronics. Multiple experiences of hoping her jobs did not deter her identity as a person who reads and writes every day. She is also the author of Everyday Book, My First Kickboxing, and The Safe Distance between You and I.