Your heart beats for thrillers. Loves the thrill of a twist. Strives to write in a way that is accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

He is a South Korean web novelist whose works include 'Solo Leveling' and I Saw the King.

South Korean cartoonist and webtoonist. He is the former head of Red Ice Studio and is best known for his work 'Solo Leveling'.

GyeongYun Jeong's zodiac sign is Aries. Favorite star is Polaris. The author's works include The Passing Rain, The Moon in the Daytime, The Christmas Man, and What's Wrong with Secretary Kim.

Cartoonist. She won the silver prize at the 2009 Seoul Cultural History New Cartoonist Grand Prize Contest. Works include “Oh, My Romantic Gumiho,” “Poppin' Star,” and “Why Secretary Kim.”

Jang was born in Miryang, South Gyeongsang Province. She took part in labor movements through trade unions including the Wonpoong Woolen Textile Co. Ltd. Workers’ Union. She graduated from the Department of Social Science at Sungkonghoe University and the Department of Creative Writing at Seoul Digital University. Her books include Stolen Workplace: Thereafter and Unfulfilled Dreams Are Just as Beautiful (co-authored) as well as Grass Springs Back After Being Stepped On (in which she took part in the oral testimony compilation ). Stolen Workplace: Thereafter was selected as the outstanding publishing content by the Korea Publication Industry Promotion Agency in 2020.

Kim made his debut with the rock band Sanullim in 1977, shaking the era with experimental and original music. Since 1978, he has hosted a radio show each year, borrowing stories of many . Among these, he gathered the manuscripts for "It’s a Beautiful Morning. This is Kim Chang-wan," which he has hosted for 23 years, and published them as "It’s a Circle Even If It’s Squished." He hopes the book will bring comfort to those who have entrusted him with their stories and help them find small hopes in their squished daily lives.

Majored in special education at Ewha Womans University. Discovered her talent as a writer later in life to become a teacher-turned-screenwriter. The first script she ever wrote for a TV drama was listed as a finalist for the KBS drama mini-series playbook contest, and she was also selected as a writer for Korea Creative Content Agency’s project on story creation capacity development support. Her first breakout came when she signed a film rights deal with a major production company for her first full-length novel Suddenly a Lady and courtly romance novel Fortune and Destiny. Her ability to write with great detail and flair also extends to fiction, establishing her as a versatile, all-around writer.

Author Jang Da-hye was born in 1980. She majored in Hotel Management in France and the United Kingdom. She began her career in writing as a lyricist in her early 20s, became an essayist in her 30s, and debuted as a novelist in her 40s with her first novel, Tangeum. The novel, which has received offers for film and drama adaptations from numerous production companies, is currently in production as a television series. She is fascinated by the Joseon Dynasty and loves ancient art, so her heart is always with the past. She spends every day creating massive heaven and hell in her head, cheering for and manipulating various characters, and imagining stories that don’t exist. She wants to be a writer who drives curiosity in every scene and moment she creates. Jang currently lives in France.