In “Hehua” by Millie Ho, trenchant commentary on class, race, employment, incarceration and entitlement combine to form an intriguing murder mystery.
The Hugo award deadline is close, so I’m running a series of posts about this year’s nominees in various categories. Today’s category is Best Short Story.
An Alphabet of Embers is an anthology of “very short tales and prose poems showcasing evocative and startling language” — and how.