South Korean Science Fiction Writers Association Appoints New Representative Team, Led by Choi Eui-taek

South Korean Science Fiction Writers Association Forms New Representative Team

The South Korean Science Fiction Writers Association has announced the formation of its fourth representative team, led by writer Choi Eui-taek. The team’s term will last for two years, until 2025.

Choi Eui-taek, known for works such as the novel “Schrodinger’s Children,” the short story collection “Non-Human,” and the essay “Perhaps the Most Ordinary Human,” has been appointed as the representative of the fourth team of the South Korean Science Fiction Writers Association.

The team also includes writer Dana as the vice representative and writer Hwang Mo-gwa as the office director.

Choi Eui-taek, who has received prestigious awards such as the 1st Moon Yoon-sung SF Literature Award and the Korean SF Award for Best Novel, expressed their commitment to protecting the rights of SF writers and emphasizing solidarity with marginalized groups such as people with disabilities, those from rural areas, and immigrants.

The South Korean Science Fiction Writers Association, established in 2017, aims to guarantee the freedom and rights of SF writers, support their activities, and nurture new talents in the field.

Key Points:

• The South Korean Science Fiction Writers Association has formed its fourth representative team, led by writer Choi Eui-taek.
• Choi Eui-taek, known for their works such as “Schrodinger’s Children,” has been appointed as the representative of the fourth team.
• The team’s term will last until 2025, during which they will focus on protecting the rights of SF writers and promoting solidarity with marginalized groups.
• The South Korean Science Fiction Writers Association supports SF writers’ freedom and rights, as well as nurturing new talents in the field.

For more information, visit the official website of the South Korean Science Fiction Writers Association.