Cho Woo (1966~) is a South Korean martial arts fiction writer. In 2000, he published Ariuseu jeongi (아리우스 전기 The Biography of Arius), which won the 1st Golden Dragon Literary Award Popularity Prize. He then went on to publish several popular martial arts novels such as Jilpunggeumnyongdae (질풍금룡대) and Howimusa (호위무사 Escort Warrior). •Martial arts novel Jilpunggeumnyongdae (질풍금룡대) (2001~2002), •Martial arts novel Howimusa (호위무사 Escort Warrior) (2003~2004)

귀여니(1985~)는 한국의 소설가다. `귀여니`는 필명이고 본명은 이윤세다. 작가는 인터넷 상에 소설을 연재하고 대중화시키는 데 기여한 를 2001년에 발표했다. 비속어와 이모티콘을 작품에 사용하는 등 파격적인 소설로 대중들의 인기를 얻었지만 평단에서는 부정적으로 평가하기도 했다.

She is a novelist, translator, essayist, columnist, and reviewer of genre fiction. Starting with her debut novel, "My Occult Days," she have been writing detective novels that focus on everyday life and relationships.

Lee Sunmi (1971~) is a South Korean novelist. She made her literary debut in 1999 when her work Aranyaui yojeong (아란야의 요정 Aranya’s Fairy) won the Romance Fiction Contest hosted by Shinyoung Media. Set against the backdrop of modern history, Lee’s works have expanded the realm of romance fiction. Her 2007 novel Keopipeurinseu ilhojeom (커피프린스 1호점 Coffee Prince) was made into a popular TV series of the same title. •Novel Aranyaui byeolbit (아란야의 별빛 Aranya`s Starlight) (2001) •Novel Gyeongseongaesa (경성애사 Gyeongseong Tragedy) (2002) •Novel Keopipeurinseu ilhojeom (커피프린스 1호점 Coffee Prince) (2007)

Gu Byeong-mo is known as an author that moves freely between the genre and techniques of fantasy and the style of traditional realism. Throughout her career, she has either depicted the fantasies of daily life or intermixed fantasy with daily life. Her light-hearted fantasy stories, in which magicians appear, people transform, and time runs backwards, also carry the shocking weight of issues like incest, child abuse, and filicide.