Born in 1989. Seol Jae In used to be a high school math teacher, but, in an unexpected twist turn of events, now reads and writes fiction all day long. She knows that muscles cannot protect her liver, but she still spends three hours at the gym daily so she can drink as much as she wants. Thanks to the miserable hours in her life, she became a writer of fiction, and whenever she faces a trying situation, she vows to use it in her work no matter what. She began her writing career with her work, Women I Made, in 2019. She is the author behind the collections of short stories, Women I Made and Quite a Powerful Punch. She also wrote the novels, Hearts in Three Shapes, The Red Mask, If I Drank Maggeolli with You, Our Mass, Strong Opinion, If I Go to You, Delete, Flood Warning, Campfire, Girls Don’t Tolerate It, and Distant Starlight, and the essay collection, May I Throw an Uppercut?