My story “Vita Nova,” exploring the SHAPE of love when souls and bodies can part, has been invited to appear in the debut issue of Quest! @readquest.bsky.social

The blood moon and a kitty on a night stroll.

Have set the alarm clock to watch the blood moon tonight.

My "Sea of Fertility", a search for true life through a virtual city, is now out on the @clarkesworldmagazine.com podcast, read by the brilliant Kate Baker! Please enjoy! clarkesworldmagazine.com/han_08_25/

I love these lines from this story: “Here, the sky was new, and the earth still veiled in mist. They roamed the wilderness with their little lights, leaving footprints, seeking one another, and creating new worlds.”

Thank you! I love them too. They grew out of my memories of exploring the wonderful early Internet as a child.

Never imagined inner hollowness could be portrayed the way @sydneyficant137.bsky.social did in “Silence Starved and Swallowed” in @fantasymagazine.bsky.social #97.

Congrats on nailing it again! You absolutely deserve it!

Have been following this insanely talented man for a while

“The Last Lunar New Year” by @derekkunsken.bsky.social in @clarkesworldmagazine.com #225 draws from Eastern philosophy on the waxing and waning of all things, telling the story of a civilization’s death and rebirth within the cycle of time. It’s elegant and poetic.

It warmed my heart to read Bradley Horner's Goodreads review of my “Sea of Fertility” in @clarkesworldmagazine.com #227: “Probably my favorite story this month. … Very colorful, exciting, interesting... and eventually profound. I would absolutely love to see this as a full-out movie." Thanks Brad!

My “Sea of Fertility" is finally out in @clarkesworldmagazine.com #227! — We poured ourselves into the virtual city of Laputa… but left our hearts behind. — In a world of shattered ties, we’ll return to the eve of the Internet to find what we lost: a true life. clarkesworldmagazine.com/han_08_25/

"How to Win Against the Robots" by @katherinecrighton.bsky.social in July's @lightspeedmagazine.com is short, but delicately woven and touching.

Just got back from an exciting trip to Italy—and hello, Bluesky!