Im Pang (1640~1724) was a writer in the late Joseon dynasty. He worked in a government office before being exiled. He studied The Analects of Confucius and The Book of Changes. He was fond of Tang poetry, and so put together collections of poems from China’s Tang dynasty. Afterwards, he left behind a collection of his own poetry titled Cheoryeongsi (철영시 Flower Poems).•Poetry collection Cheoryeongsi (철영시 Flower Poems) (Year of publication unknown)

Chong Hyon-jong (born 1939) is a South Korean poet and professor.

Park Duk Kyu (1958~) is a South Korean poet, novelist, and literary critic. He debuted in 1980 by publishing his poetry in Poetry Movement. In 1982, he published his criticism in JoongAng Ilbo. In 1994, his novel was published in Sangsang. In 1984, he published his first collection of poems, Areumdaun sanyang (아름다운 사냥 The Beautiful Hunt), and has since worked in various literary fields. •Poetry collection Areumdaun sanyang (아름다운 사냥 The Beautiful Hunt) (1984) •Poetry collection Nal dugo gara (날 두고 가라 Leave Me Behind) (2019)

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)