• Authors

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  Geppetto

  Geppetto is a commentator on the Daum (Kakao) portal site who reads online news articles and posts comments on them in the form of poetry. The book Don’t You Use that Molten Steel is a collection of these poems.

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  Go Myeongjae

  Go Myeongjae debuted through Chosun Ilbo New Writer’s Contest. His works include a book of poetry, We Close Our Eyes to Kiss, and a book of prose, I Want to See You So Bad It Snows.

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  Gong Ji-hee

  Kong Jihui is a South Korean children’s writer who debuted in 2001 through Daehan Maeil in 2001 with the short story “Darakbang chingu” (다락방 친구 My Attic Friend). In 2003, Kong won the Gold Goblin Award for Yeongmoga sarajeotda (영모가 사라졌다 Yeongmo has Vanished), and in 2014, Kong was awarded the fourth Jamo Books YA Literature Prize (자음과모음 청소년문학상) for the YA novel Toktoktok (톡톡톡 Tap Tap Tap). •YA novel Toktoktok (톡톡톡 Tap Tap Tap) (2015) •Children’s anthology Uri yonghodongeseo manna (우리 용호동에서 만나 Let’s Meet at Yongho-dong) (2021)

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  Gong Ji-Young

  Gong Ji-Young has received the Amnesty International Special Media Award, Catholic Literature Award, and the Yi Sang Literary Award. Her best-known works include Our Happy Time, The Crucible, and My Sister, Bongsoon. Her books in translation include Our Happy Time (Atria Books/Marble Arch Press, 2014), Nos Jours Heureux (Philippe Picquier, 2014), L'échelle de Jacob (Philippe Picquier, 2016), and Ma très chère grande soeur (Philippe Picquier, 2018).

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  Gong Sun-Ok

  Gong Sun-Ok (born 1963) is a modern South Korean writer.

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  Gu Byeong-mo

  Gu Byeong-mo made her literary debut with the novel Wizard Bakery, which won the 2008 Changbi Award for YA Fiction. She has since published the novels Agami (Gills), Pagwa (Bruised Fruit), A Spoonful of Time, Four Neighbors’ Dinner Table, A Story Embroidered in the Heart, A Poem of Needle and Leather; the YA novels Come to Bangju, The Children of Pygmalion, and Bird Strike; and the short-story collections As Long It’s Not Me, The Red Shoes Party, and Just One Sentence. Pagwa is set to be published in the US by Hanover Square Press as The Old Woman with the Knife in 2022.

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  Gu Kyung-mi

  Ku Kyeong-mi was born in 1972. A member of literary coterie Work (작업), she began to write fiction in 1996 and debuted through the Kyounghyang Daily Literary Contest. Ku’s fiction deals with people who live out their lives on the margins, those who’ve lost their purpose in life and must endure the remainder of their listless days. Her primary focus tends to be those who were laid off during the many restructurings at the turn of the millennium, giving her work a weight that her more form-conscious cohorts may lack. She has published novels targeted at young adult readers since 2012.

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  Gwon Junghyeon

  La Langue et le Couteau (Sword and Tongue)