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Writer
Sarah K. H. Yoo
Sarah K. H. Yoo is a translator and writer based in Korea. Her work has appeared in Litbreak Magazine and the National Centre for Writing website. She is represented by Safae El-Ouahabi of RCW Literary Agency.
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Writer
Sean Rose
Sean Rose, born in Saigon, is an Anglo-Vietnamese writer and journalist based in Paris. He works in the cultural field, with a particular focus on literary and art criticism. He contributes to a range of print and broadcast media, and is the author of novels, essays, and translations.
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Writer
Zach Savich
Zach Savich is a prizewinning poet whose latest books are Momently (2024) and A Field of Telephones (2025). He teaches at the Cleveland Institute of Art.
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Akiko Yajima
Akiko Yajima is a Korean-to-Japanese translator based in Tokyo. Her translations include Almond, Counterattacks at Thirty, Prism, and Tube by Won-pyung Sohn, The Nation of the Blind by Kim Ae-ran and others, Tangerine Green by Cho Nam-joo, I Will Cross Time for You and Girl Who Wants to Kill by Lee Kkoch-nim, and Biscuit by Kim Sun-mi. She won the Japan Booksellers’ Award for Translated Fiction in 2020 and 2022.
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Writer
Baik Jiyeon
Baik Jiyeon is a literary critic and author of the essay collections Racing Through the Maze: Essays on Literature and The Freedom of Small Stories. She currently serves as an editorial boardmember of the The Quarterly Changbi and is a visiting professor in the Department of Korean Language and Literature at Seoul Women’s University.
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Writer
Ham Jeungim
Ham Jeungim is a novelist and professor of Korean literature at Dong-A University in Busan. She made her literary debut by winning the Dong-A Daily New Writer’s Contest with the short story “Road to the Square.” She won the Yi Sang Literary Award for Excellence for her works “Plum,” “Archaeology of Memory,” and “After Dinner.” Her story collections include The Bus Passes By, After Dinner, and Nighttime Farewell.
