Work must ugly before it gets good.
It's official! I have a novel coming out March 2027—The Secret Lives of Immortals, from Orbit.
I’ve hit my limit on working as an aesthetic, and I don’t think I’m alone. How do we find creativity authenticity in a world where companies trip over themselves to tell you life and creation might finally be effortless, painless, and free of all discomfort?
We all do it—work while burned out. It doesn’t take much for life to Life at us, and remove our creative capacity. Learning to work short is a skill all working artists need to develop, because inevitably, conditions will not be ideal.
1. Appearances, news 2. Pep talk 3. Scenes Appearances and news Amplitudes is on the longlist for the BSFA Awards for Best Collection! I’m very excited for all of us at how much positive reception this anthology continues to receive. It’s truly heartening in these dark times. — Applications
Howdy howdy, friends ~ Happy New Year! In today’s installment: 1. News and appearances 2. Pep talk: Creativity is constant adolescence, and I’m sorry for that 3. Scenes from life News and appearances I’m teaching two virtual novel workshops in March. One will be a two-part craft
Meowdy! 1. News and Appearances 2. Pep talk: Get thee a hobby that can’t be monetized Story Hour I’ll be reading at Story Hour tomorrow the 10th, at 7pm PST with Dee Holloway. This is my second time at Story Hour, and it’s a very chill sit
In this issue 1. Updates and appearances 2. Pep talk: Are ‘creative discipline’ and ‘gentleness’ at odds? 3. Random life stuff Updates and appearances Thank you anyone who attended the Brown Handler Residents reading at LitCrawl! You were an amazing audience, and I hope you were as enthralled with everyone’
In this installment 1. Publications and news 2. Scenes from the summer 3. Pep talk: Your creativity is benevolent, and you can always return to it. Publications and news Safe Face in Nightmare To save face, run the razor along your hairline, oh so carefully, do not mar the skin.
Monthly-ish newsletter about creativity in the age of capitalism by author Ash Huang
Well. Every day in February went by like a decade—what, with all the horrors (…you ok bud? Me neither. I'm sending you strength). The horrors do not persist, they escalate ! ! ! and yet, April has gone by in a blink. Contents 1. Reviews (and a preorder discount, sick)
Yo! I always sit down to write one of these things, all, lemme just bang this out!!! And then…and then…so please do pardon the length of this one. I almost subject lined this, “Splash me with the content hose, daddy” but I suspect that would have sent me
Contents * News * Pep-talk: Recovering your creative conviction * Random News I’m so so honored to be in Lee Mandelo’s upcoming Anthology, Amplitudes: Stories of Queer and Trans Futurity. Just check out that ToC! My contribution is a cozy vignette inspired by ‘if it fits it sits’. It will
