(English) Lee Kyung-Hee mainly writes stories in the scope of science and fantasy. Lee earned a master’s degree in business management and has a career in the field of transportation. He made his literary debut in 2019 when he received the Gold Branch Time Leap Story Contest award for “A Tale of White Yoho Without a Tail,” a time travel story based on oriental fantasies. He deals with death, loneliness, hierarchy, and power in his works. He also received the Grand Prize for The Ship of Theseus in the category of full-length novel at the Sci-Fi Awards in 2020. His short story “Night of the Living Ancestors” was selected as Sci-Fi of the Year in 2019 at BritG, a novel platform. His works include Dolls in Sand City, From Your Gentle Universe, That Day, in That Place, The Ship of Theseus, and Sci-Fi, How I Just Know Such a Good Thing.