Ash Huang is a writer. Her fiction appears in Lightspeed, Ecotone, Apparition Literary Magazine, Orion’s Belt and elsewhere. She won the 2022 Diverse Worlds Grant from the Speculative Literature Foundation, and is a grateful alum of the Roots. Wounds. Words. Workshop, the Tin House Winter Workshop and Reading Fellowship, and the Periplus Fellowship. She is currently a Lisa Brown and Daniel Handler Resident with Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.
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Paneling at Worldcon 2025: Writing and Publishing in Different Genres
How might authors approach writing and publishing in multiple genres? What are the challenges of marketing to different types of readers? How can we navigate the tricky waters of finding new editors and publishers (much less, agents)? Is it better to publish under different nom de plumes for different audiences? Will audiences from one series or genre try a book from a different genre? This panel aims to unpack this broad strategy to writing and publishing, one that brings with it many challenges and many opportunities. Moderated by Coral Alejandra Moore, includes Ash Huang, Gail Carriger, Sandra Tayler, Van Hoang, and Victor Manibo.
Room 433-434, Sat. 3–4 p.m. See on Worldcon site
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Amplitudes: Stories of Queer and Trans Futurity
USA Today Bestseller!
From self-styled knights fighting in dystopian city streets to conservationists finding love in the Appalachian forests; from social media posts about domestic “bliss” in a lottery-based, state-housing skyscraper to herding feral cats off of one’s scientific equipment; from street drugs that create doppelgangers to dance-club cruising at the edge of the galaxy—Amplitudes: Stories of Queer and Trans Futurity interrogates the farthest borders of the sci-fi landscape to imagine how queer life will look centuries in the future—or ten years from now.
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