Kim Huijae (1969~) is a South Korean screenwriter. Her novels and screenplays tell stories of human avarice and corruption. In 2004, she won the 41st Grand Bell Awards Best Adapted Screenplay for Silmido. •Novel Sosiljeom (소실점 Vanishing Point) (2017) •Screenplay Hanbando (한반도) •Screenplay Scent of Love (국화꽃 향기)

Ma, Kwangsoo (1951-2017) was a South Korean poet, professor, novelist and essayist.

Lee Soohyun is a South Korean cartoonist, who debuted in 2019 with the publication of the the full-length cartoon Jini (지니 Genie). Lee’s stable narrative structure and subtle character development have drawn a lot of attention from readers. •Full-length cartoon Jini (지니 Genie) (2019)

Youn Daisung (1939-) is a South Korean playwright who debuted in 1967 through the Dong-a Ilbo with the play “Chulbal.” Youn makes use of a wide range of themes, delving strongly into political and social messages. Youn was awarded the Hyundae Munhak Literary Award and the Best Play Prize at the Korea Theater Festival (대한민국 연극제 희곡상). •Play collection Sinhwa 1900 (신화 1900 Myth 1900) (1982) •Play collection Yundaeseong huigokjip (윤대성 희곡집 The Youn Daisung Play Collection) (1990)

Yun Kubyong (1943-) is a South Korean children’s writer who served as the first editor-in-chief of Deep-Rooted Tree in 1974, and as a professor of philosophy who planned children’s books. Afterwards, Yun went on to produce children’s encyclopedia sets and picture books for toddlers, creating books that fit the perspectives of Korean children. •Children’s picture book Simsimhaeseo geuraesseo (심심해서 그랬어 I Did it Because I was Bored) (1997) •Children’s picture book Dangsan halmaewa na (당산 할매와 나 Grandma Dangsan and Me) (2009)

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)

Gang Muji (1969-) is a South Korean children’s writer who debuted in 1999 through the Kookje Daily News with the story “Nooran ibul iyagi” (노오란 이불 이야기 Story of the Yellow Blanket). Gang’s published works include Kkokjiya okiya (꼭지야 okiya Kkokji, Hye Kkokji), Ssalbap boribap (쌀밥 보리밥 Rice and Barley Rice), and Taeraniui piano (태란이의 피아노 Taeran’s Piano). •Children’s book Ssalbap boribap (쌀밥 보리밥 Rice and Barley Rice) (2003) •Children’s book Myeoneuriwa byeo isak (며느리와 벼 이삭 The Daughter-in-Law and an Ear of Rice) (2009)

Lee Yun-gi (1947 - 2010) was a modern South Korean writer and translator.

Park Ingwon (1954~) is a South Korean cartoonist, who made his debut in 1980 with the publication of Mudangnabi (무당나비 Spotted Butterfly). He has serialized a number of popular works in daily newspapers, such as Kalsae (칼새 Swift) and Daemul (대물 Big Thing). •Full-length cartoon Jjeonui jeonjaeng (쩐의 전쟁 War of Money) (2007) •Full-length cartoon Daemul (대물 Big Thing) (2010)