Park Seolyeon (; born 1989) is a South Korean writer. She made her debut with the short story Mikimauseu keulleob ().Park Seolyeon(박서련)
Park Seolyeon was born in Cheorwon, South Korea and she lives in Seoul.Park Seolyeon
Works 2015: “Mikimauseu keulleob” (미키마우스 클럽 "The Mickey Mouse Club"), short story 2018: Chegongnyeo gangjuryong (체공녀 강주룡 Kang Juryong, the Woman in the Air, novel, also known as The Woman Who Climbed on the Roof 2020: Japanese translation: 滞空女 屋根の上のモダンガール | Kang Juryong, the Girl in the Air 2025: English translation: Capitalists Must Starve (by Anton Hur ) The novel is based on the life of Kang Juryong,Pyongyang woman's protest a female worker who led a strike at the Pyongwon rubber factory in Japan-occupied Pyongyang in 1931, climbing the roof of Ulmil Pavilion to protest working conditions.Juliet Jacques, Industrial Action Love Story, Tribune, 2 February 2025 2020: Deo syeolli keulleob (더 셜리 클럽 The Shirley Club), novel Martha's Job Your Mom's the Better Player, short story collection Me, Me, Madeline, short story collection My Hormones Made Me Do It, short story collection 2024: A Magical Girl Retires, feminist fantasy novel, translation by Anton Hur, A Magical Girl Retires by Park Seolyeon (Hardback)Author talks: Park Seolyeon 2026: A Magical Girl Rehired, feminist fantasy novel , translation by Anton Hur, . Korean edition: 2024 by Changbi PublishersPark Seol-yeon‘s magical mayhem returns with credit card-wielding heroine 2026: Project V, a novel translated by Gene Png, described as "STEMinist mecha fantasy"Project V: A Novel
Awards 2015:Silcheon Munhak New Writer’s Award for "The Mickey Mouse Club" 2018: 23rd Hankyoreh Literature Award for Kang Juryong, the Woman in the Air 2021: Munhakdongne Young Writers Award 2023: Yi Sang Literary Prize
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