Youn Dae-Nyeong (born 1962) is a South Korean writer.

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)

Lee Yountaek (born 1952) is a poet, dramatist, and producer.

Lee Man-Hee (1954-) is a South Korean playwright who debuted in 1979 with Yeongwonhi jiweojiji anneun mira sogui sichaedeul (영원히 지워지지 않는 미라 속의 시체들 The Bodies in the Mummies That Will Never be Erased), which was selected by the Dong-a Ilbo’s long-form theater competition. Lee sets out to explore the essence of humanity, and has focused on a Buddhist reflection on human existence in his works. For his 1990 work Geugeoseun moktak gumeong sogui jageun eodumieotseumnida (그것은 목탁 구멍 속의 작은 어둠이었습니다 That was a Small Darkness in the Hole of the Moktak), Lee won the Best Script Prize at the Seoul Theater Festival and the Baek Seok Art Prize for Theater (1991). •Play Bul jom kkeojuseyo (불 좀 꺼주세요 Please Turn Out the Light) (1992) •Play Pigo jigo pigo jigo (피고 지고 피고 지고 Blooming and Withering Blooming and Withering) (1993) •Play Doraseoseo tteonara (돌아서서 떠나라 Turn Around and Leave) (1996)

Shin Sang-Ung (1938 ~) is a Korean novelist. He is one of the most representative writers of so-called the “April Revolution Generation” and has been perceived as a pioneer in literary fields dealing with the tragic division of the country. He made himself known with his novella Hipokeurateseu hyungsang (히포크라테스 흉상 A Bust of Hippocrates) (1968), and his novel Simyaui jeongdam (심야의 정담 Three Voices at Midnight) (1972) is his most widely-read book.

He majored in Korean Literature at Seoul National University. He earned a Ph.D. in literature and has served as a professor at several universities. He is currently an emeritus professor at Seoul National University.

Yun Seon-do was a mid-Joseon period bureaucrat and literary man. He was a sijo (Korean traditional three-lined fixed poem) writer who wrote works such as Eobusasisa (漁父四時詞 Fisherman’s Calendar) and Ouga (五友歌 Song of the Five Friends). His career as an official was not easy, but he is said to have achieved the pinnacle of sijo aesthetics with a natural and sophisticated use of the Korean language.

Yi Kyu-bo (1168-1241) was a Goryeo-era scholar who strove to become a bureaucrat as a young man, and eventually authored a number of works including poetry. Yi’s works are said to be majestic, unbridled, and impromptu in nature. •Poetry collection Gaewoncheonboyeongsasi (개원천보영사시 Poetic Biography of the Years Gaewon and Cheonbo) •Poetry collection Donggukisanggukjip (동국이상국집 Written Works of Goryeo Prime Minister Yi Kyu-bo) (1241)

Kim Byeola (born 1969) is a South Korean writer.