About

Ash Huang is a writer, designer, and artist. Her speculative fiction examines themes such as our complicated relationship with social media and technology, inherited and intergenerational stories, nostalgia and misremembering, our shared and conflicting visions of place and home, and her particular slice of Chinese America. She has also written essays on equity in tech and design, as well as creativity and maintaining a creative practice. She works as a designer at Adobe, and is also a fine jewelry artist.

She’s currently working on a novel (which won the 2022 Diverse Worlds Grant), a collection of short stories, and tinkering with other creative projects. Keep in touch via her very occasional newsletter.

One-last-things

She/her.

Huang is pronounced, Hwah-ng, all one syllable. There are 75 million of us, just saying.

If you’re emailing about advice (coffee or a phone call), I’m prioritizing time with my family and my own projects this year. I’m happy to answer questions by email. It might take me a minute to reply, but it’s the best way to get in touch with me. Send me a message through my contact form.