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Authors with at least one book that has been published in translation or authors whose content is published on KLWAVE.
작가 콘텐츠는 번역서 1종 이상 있거나 KLWAVE에 등록된 작가를 기준으로 구축합니다.
Jongmin Lee (Tentative name)
이종민
He began his career as a writer after winning the 2015 『Literature & Thought』 Prize for New Literature.
Yeonju Choi
최연주
Draw all the things you observe, imagine, and love.
Dahyeh Lee
이다혜
She is a South Korean film journalist, essayist, and book columnist. She started writing because she loves to read.
Hwang Sun-ae
황선애
She was born in Busan and majored in Korean language and literature at university. She was awarded the Busan Children's Literature Newcomer Award.
Kim Honpi
김혼비
Kim Honpi is a South Korean essayist. She began her literary career in 2018 with the publication of Uahago hokwaehan yeoja chukgu (우아하고 호쾌한 여자축구 Elegant and Cheerful Women’s Soccer). By writing about what she likes, she shares the pleasure of reading and writing with the readers. Essay collection Uahago hokwaehan yeoja chukgu (우아하고 호쾌한 여자축구 Elegant and Cheerful Women’s Soccer) (2018) Essay collection Amuteun sul (아무튼 술 Anyways, Drink) (2019)
Kim Iryeong
김이령
Kim Iryeong is a South Korean novelist. She began her literary career in 2011 with the publication of the novel Wangeun saranghanda (왕은 사랑한다 The King Loves), which was adapted into a TV drama in 2017 and gained popularity. She has been mainly writing “historical romance” novels with new imagination about unrecorded histories. Novel Eulmil (을밀 Eulmil) (2012) Novel Hwawolsongdo (화월송도 Flowers and Moon in Songdo) (2018)
Gu Soeun
구소은
Gu Soeun (1964-) is a South Korean novelist. She began her literary career in 2013 with the publication of the novel Geomeun morae (검은 모래 Black Sand). In the same year, she won the 1st Jeju April 3 Peace Literature Award with Geomeun morae. For the same novel, she received praise for fictionalizing the tragedy of modern Korean history in terms of a grand discourse. Gu raises questions about the relationship between the individual and the state from various aspects in her works. Novel Geomeun morae (검은 모래 Black Sand) 2013)
Jung Hee-jae
정희재
Jung Hee-jae (1971-) is a South Korean children’s writer. For a long time, she has traveled and written essays; recently she began to write children’s books. She is writing picture books about the interesting and helpful stories for children at the children’s level. Picture book Gwaja manyeoreul josimhae (과자 마녀를 조심해 Beware of the Snack Witch) (2010), Picture book Chitsolmaen dowajwoyo (칫솔맨 도와줘요 Help, Toothbrush Man) (2019)
Na Il Sung
나일성
Nha Il-Seong is a South Korean picture-book writer. Based in the United States, he has written about the themes of sleep, birth, and home with animal characters. His picture book Kulkulkul (쿨쿨쿨 A Book of Sleep) was a finalist in Children’s Trade for British Design and Production Awards in 2008. Picture book Kulkulkul (쿨쿨쿨 A Book of Sleep) (2014) Picture book Shwiiit (쉬이잇 Shhhh: A Book of Babies) (2014)
Park Eun-woo
박은우
Park Eun-woo gained significant attention from readers with his novels Jeonjaengui Neup (The Swamp of Wars) and Myeongnyang (The Battle of Myeongnyang). He received an excellence award in the KOCCA Korea Story Contest for Cheonggyesanjangui Jaepan (The Trial at a Hut in Cheonggyesan Mountain), which was published in French and became the first Korean novel to be optioned for a TV series by a major American production company. Cheonggyesanjangui Jaepan (The Trial at a Hut in Cheonggyesan Mountain) was acclaimed by Lindsay Goffman, a producer of the American adaptation of The Good Doctor, as a very timely story addressing the social class inequality and corruption and a work with numerous compelling elements with a dense structure and a huge twist.
Bak Eunji
박은지
She is a freelance writer who wants to fill her ordinary life by choosing what she loves. She lives with a large dog and three cats. Her works include titles such as "Would I Have Been Happier as a Stray Cat?", "Because It's a Cat", "I'll Handle It Myself", "I'm Not a Feminist, but", and "One Day, I Fell in Love with a Cat".
An Kyong Ja
안경자
Born in Seoul in 1942, she graduated from the Korean Language Education Department at Seoul National University and worked as a Korean language teacher. After immigrating to Brazil, she served as the principal of the Korean School in São Paulo for eight years, and before returning to Korea, she taught Korean literature at an international school.
Ahn, Kyuchul
안규철
He is a South Korean artist. He was born in Seoul in 1955. After studying sculpture at the Seoul National University of Fine Arts, he worked as a journalist for seven years at Gyegan Art. He studied at the Stiftung Stuttgart and began his career with his first solo exhibition in 1992.
Spoon
스푼
She is an illustrator and webtoonist from South Korea. She made her debut as a webtoonist with the web novel 'One Day I Became a Princess'.
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