Atthis Arts https://www.atthisarts.com/ Artistic Indie Fiction Mon, 09 Mar 2026 18:53:28 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://i0.wp.com/atthisarts.com/wp-content/uploads/cropped-Atthis_Favicon_Large-01.png?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 Atthis Arts https://www.atthisarts.com/ 32 32 174085560 emma burnett https://atthisarts.com/authors/emma-burnett/ Sun, 08 Mar 2026 18:51:24 +0000 https://www.atthisarts.com/?p=16238 emma burnett is a researcher and writer. She has had stories in Nature:Futures, Mythaxis, Northern Gravy, Radon, Uncharted, Flash Fiction Online, Apex, MetaStellar, The Forge, and more. She also has a serialised novella in Grimdark Magazine, co-written with Miles Cameron. emma has a PhD in agricultural economics, and a deep love of food in all […]

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emma burnett is a researcher and writer. She has had stories in Nature:Futures, Mythaxis, Northern Gravy, Radon, Uncharted, Flash Fiction Online, Apex, MetaStellar, The Forge, and more. She also has a serialised novella in Grimdark Magazine, co-written with Miles Cameron.

emma has a PhD in agricultural economics, and a deep love of food in all its forms (except maybe nutribulbs). You can find emma @slashnburnett.bsky.social and emmaburnett.uk.

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]]> 16238 The Gray Assassin Trilogy https://atthisarts.com/series/gray-assassin/ Wed, 04 Mar 2026 17:45:18 +0000 https://www.atthisarts.com/series/alyssia-copy/ To celebrate the release of the Gray Assassin audiobooks, series paperbacks are on sale throughout the month of March and will include both the audiobook and e-book editions! (Audiobooks will be sent via a an emailed download code redeemable on Spotify, while supplies last.) Dark Fantasy Grayshade, the best assassin in the shadowy city of Cohrelle, takes his most […]

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To celebrate the release of the Gray Assassin audiobooks, series paperbacks are on sale throughout the month of March and will include both the audiobook and e-book editions! (Audiobooks will be sent via a an emailed download code redeemable on Spotify, while supplies last.)

Audiobook cover for Grayshade by Gregory A. Wilson, narrated by Tren Sparks
Audiobook cover for Renegade by Gregory A. Wilson, narrated by Tren Sparks
Audiobook cover for Heretic by Gregory A. Wilson, narrated by Tren Sparks

Dark Fantasy

Grayshade, the best assassin in the shadowy city of Cohrelle, takes his most dangerous action yet: asking why. In the fallout of everything he’s known now seen as lies, he finds what remains true: his skills, his companions, and his own determination to see his new mission through. Beyond the city of his upbringing, he travels mountains, plains, the dread Bloodmarsh, and into the heart of the grand city of Tellisar, determined to do what he must. A thrilling tale of swift swords and silent death, The Gray Assassin Trilogy is unflinching, philosophical, and hopeful, a necessary reminder in these times that we find truth and faith in love.

“All the action and wondrous magic you’d expect but so much more. The theme of redemption, of owning your past to build a better future, is front and centre, especially for Grayshade himself, lending a depth and compassion to this story. I loved it. You will. Highly recommended.”
—Julie E. Czerneda, author of the Night’s Edge series from DAW Books

“The Gray Assassin Trilogy is a gripping tale, a superb fantasy adventure wherein real characters stride off the pages to spend time with you, a bright hoard of gold and gems. Seize yours now!”
—Ed Greenwood, internationally bestselling author and creator of The Forgotten Realms

Book One: Grayshade

For ten years, the assassin Grayshade has eliminated threats to the Order of Argoth, the Just God. Within the towering walls of Cohrelle, all bow to the Order’s authority, even while the city officials publicly distance themselves from its actions.

As the supreme executor of the Order’s edicts, Grayshade dispatches his targets with protocol and precision. But when an assignment breaks these rules, he does the most dangerous thing an Acolyte of Argoth can do: he asks why. Now a target of the Order he so long served without question, he must use all of his skills not only to kill…but to stay alive.

Grayshade is a novel of violent faith and shifting loyalties, a story about whether we can rise above our pasts to craft new futures.

Silver Award Winner – Independent Book Publishers Association 2023 Benjamin Franklin Awards: Science Fiction and Fantasy

“Filled with political intrigue and with a main character struggling with his religious convictions, this is a great read for fans of dark gritty fantasy.” — Martha Wells, New York Times bestselling author of The Murderbot Diaries

Book Two: Renegade

For six weeks, the assassin Grayshade has walked, alone, away from the streets of Cohrelle on the banks of the Silver Coast and through the mountain pass to the basin lands of Silarein. Somewhere, in these unfamiliar lands, he must find what he seeks—answers.

Previously the Order of Argoth’s most skilled assassin, Grayshade remains their target. His goal: learn the true threat to the people of Cohrelle, and protect those who remain there. Used to the patterns of human nature, but not the secrets behind the yellow eyes of a panther, the whispers and lies of dreams, nor the sunless gloom of the infamous Bloodmarsh, Grayshade will need everything he has—outside and inside—to stay alive.

Renegade is a novel of defiant resolve and deep bonds, a story about whether we can find our way through trauma to hope.

“Renegade is the middle volume of a trilogy, but I read it on its own and loved it. In this story, Grayshade, the former assassin, is seeking truth and justice. The familiar trope? Not at all. In the hands of this author, Grayshade is a complex and fascinating person, real and sympathetic. The world-building is rich as well, adding immensely to the story. Did I mention a mysterious panther? Well done and highly recommended.” — Julie E. Czerneda, Hall of Fame author of the Night’s Edge series from DAW Books

Book Three: Heretic

The renegade assassin Grayshade has brought his companions and his quest for answers—or vengeance—to the heart of the Order of Argoth, in the grand city of Tellisar. Neither Grayshade nor the Order will rest until the other is vanquished…no matter the cost.

And Grayshade is not alone. As he walks the markets, the districts, and the rooftops of the city, allies and enemies of unexpected origins reveal themselves, seeking to help or hinder him. Grayshade has seen enough of death. But can his determination to forge a new future, for himself and those he cares for, save him from the failures of his past?

Heretic is a novel of discovered love and ultimate sacrifice, a story about whether we can rise from the shadows into the light.

“Heretic is an exciting novel of redemption through community. Wilson’s strength as a storyteller shines through the vividness of the city of Tellisar, the backdrop of the assassin Grayshade’s quest. This is a great read for anyone who loves classic fantasy TTRPGs and dagger-filled adventures.” — Darcie Little Badger, author of Elatsoe

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]]> 5490 Andrew Hiller https://atthisarts.com/authors/andrew-hiller/ Mon, 29 Sep 2025 12:49:13 +0000 https://www.atthisarts.com/?p=7173 Driven by curiosity, Andrew Hiller‘s stories always begin with a “Huh?” or a “Ha!” A long time reporter and producer for public radio, his novel A Halo of Mushrooms was selected as Best of the Year in 2019, his short story “Half-Lives” won Escape Pod’s Flash Fiction Contest in 2022 and in 2024, Amazing Stories named his story “Time of […]

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Driven by curiosity, Andrew Hiller‘s stories always begin with a “Huh?” or a “Ha!” A long time reporter and producer for public radio, his novel A Halo of Mushrooms was selected as Best of the Year in 2019, his short story “Half-Lives” won Escape Pod’s Flash Fiction Contest in 2022 and in 2024, Amazing Stories named his story “Time of the Critic” Best of the Year, but his geek heaven period may have been writing skits and voicing them with the original Jim Henson gang. Hornytown Chutzpah is Andrew’s first collaboration/novella with Atthis Arts.

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]]> 7173 Ulla Thynell https://atthisarts.com/authors/ullathynell/ Thu, 26 Jun 2025 16:58:27 +0000 https://www.atthisarts.com/?p=6627 Ulla Thynell is an artist and designer from Finland, specializing in fantasy, fairy tales and folklore. ullathynell.com

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Ulla Thynell is an artist and designer from Finland, specializing in fantasy, fairy tales and folklore.

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]]> 6627 Joint Statement on the Trump Administration’s Firing of Dr. Carla Hayden https://atthisarts.com/news/dr-carla-hayden/ Tue, 20 May 2025 16:25:03 +0000 https://www.atthisarts.com/?p=6583 Add your voice here: bit.ly/EmailHayden We the undersigned write to condemn the unjust firing of Dr. Carla Hayden, who has served as Librarian of Congress since 2016. Dr. Hayden’s firing is an assault on our freedoms to access and pursue knowledge. This mirrors the recent attacks on the freedom to read books, the authors who […]

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We the undersigned write to condemn the unjust firing of Dr. Carla Hayden, who has served as Librarian of Congress since 2016. Dr. Hayden’s firing is an assault on our freedoms to access and pursue knowledge. This mirrors the recent attacks on the freedom to read books, the authors who create them, and our vast public network of public libraries and the cultural treasures they house. Together, we call on Congress to reinstate Dr. Hayden and investigate the circumstances of her firing.

Dr. Hayden has been a trailblazer, bringing new energy, joy and perspective to the esteemed role. She was the first woman and the first African American to serve in the role. In the time she has served, she has been markedly respected for her impartial effectiveness and for opening the Library’s resources to all Americans.
Now, Dr. Hayden becomes the first Librarian of Congress to be forced out since the 19th century for no other reason than to undermine the foundational principles of our democracy and erode public trust in our most robust institutions.

It is not normal to use politics and disinformation to suppress and dismantle the institutions that hold the true and honest history and experiences of all Americans, but it has become a disturbingly common tactic by this administration in recent months. In February, Dr. Colleen Shogan was dismissed as national archivist (she was also the first woman in that position). In March, President Trump issued an executive order attempting to eliminate the Institute of Museum and Library Services (it has been enjoined in Federal Court).

In the week leading up to Dr. Hayden’s dismissal, National Endowment for the Arts and National Endowment for the Humanities grants that had already been awarded were withdrawn, throwing arts and humanities organizations nationwide into chaos.

Undercutting the Library of Congress will have direct impacts on all Americans. The Library of Congress oversees the Copyright Office, which is essential to the protection of intellectual property. (The head of the U.S. Copyright Office, Shira Perlmutter, was also fired not long after Dr. Hayden.) This office manages the Congressional Research Service, which provides impartial information to inform legislation and oversight. And it maintains the Law Library of Congress, a global legal resource for lawmakers and the judiciary. Weakening the Library of Congress weakens prosperity from American cultural production and the effectiveness of our laws.

As organizations representing thousands of concerned parents, students, and community members, as well as librarians, educators, authors, publishers, and booksellers, we demand that members of Congress stand up for their librarian. This is the Library of Congress, not the Library of the Executive. Use every available means to reinstate Dr. Hayden and hold to account those responsible for her firing.

Whether or not Dr. Hayden is reinstated, we demand congressional support for libraries and librarians, a professional librarian for Librarian of Congress, and full funding for the Institute of Museum and Library Services, the Library Services and Technology Act, and Innovative Approaches to Literacy.

Those who are united in our commitment to our libraries as beacons of our curiosity and knowledge can join us at bit.ly/EmailHayden.

Together, we the people will continue to demand that the federal government protect and respect the work of our public servants and our freedoms to read, learn, and thrive.

Sincerely,
The Undersigned

Abrams
Aevitas Creative Management
AFT: Education, Healthcare, Public Services
American Atheists
American Booksellers for Free Expression
Annie’s Foundation
Asian Americans Advancing Justice
Association for Rural & Small Libraries
Astra Books for Young Readers
Atthis Arts
Audio Publishers Association
Authors Against Book Bans
Authors Guild
Banned Books Week Coalition
Barefoot Books
Candlewick Press
Central Arkansas Library System
Clearinghouse on Women’s Issues
EveryLibrary
Feminist Majority Foundation
Gibbs Smith
Holiday House
Independent Book Publishers Association
Kidsbuzz/ Deborah Sloan and Company
KT Literary LLC
Lafayette Citizens Against Censorship
Libro.fm
Live Oak Media
Louisiana Citizens Against Censorship
Mountaineers Books
National Coalition Against Censorship
National Education Association
National Women’s Law Center
Nosy Crow
Peachtree Publishing
PEN America
Publisher Spotlight
Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans
Read Freely Alabama
Red Comet Press LLC
Rutherford County Library Alliance
School Board Integrity Project
Society of Children’s Book
Writers and Illustrators
Students Engaged in Advancing Texas Teaching for ChangeTexas FReadom Fighters
Texas Freedom to Read Project
The Quarto Group
We Need Diverse Books

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]]> 6583 Aspects of Aelda Duology https://atthisarts.com/series/aelda/ Mon, 07 Apr 2025 01:28:52 +0000 https://www.atthisarts.com/?p=6532 Science Fantasy Secrets have a way of breaking friendships. Choosing to pursue them? Sometimes that’s the only way to heal. Three estranged friends—Mavrin, a purposeless magician; Eyasu, a driven heretic; and Deyeri, a persistent soldier—uncover the long-buried history of Aelda, a world held together by the seemingly limitless magic of the god-like Aspects. But whether […]

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Secrets have a way of breaking friendships. Choosing to pursue them? Sometimes that’s the only way to heal. Three estranged friends—Mavrin, a purposeless magician; Eyasu, a driven heretic; and Deyeri, a persistent soldier—uncover the long-buried history of Aelda, a world held together by the seemingly limitless magic of the god-like Aspects. But whether facing mythical creatures of pure energy or the Voices of a powerful theocracy, the real question is how Mavrin, Eyasu and Deyeri can learn to trust each other again—and what they’ll do with their renewed bond.

“Vastly imaginative, filled with meticulous detail and fascinating worldbuilding.” — Nebula, Aurora, and World Fantasy winner Premee Mohamed

“Crilly manages to not glaze over, while still infusing every character with deep humanity.” — Hugo winner Brent Lambert

“An exciting journey into a world of marvels, Catalyst stole my heart.” — Aurora winner Kate Heartfield

Book 1: Catalyst 

Street magician Mavrin Leed doesn’t believe in what he can’t see or prove; his purpose left behind, he roams Aelda to put on a good show. Eyasu Temergon, labeled a heretic for theories they once shared, continues a quest for evidence that monsters exist. And in northern Farglade, former soldier Deyeri Renn tries to protect her adopted city from itself, and a dangerous new interest in old myths.

In the broken world of Aelda, held together by Winds and the Aspects’ will, three old friends must unpack the secret histories that once drove them apart.

Book 2: Castoff

Six months after saving her city from destruction, Deyeri Renn is outrunning leadership she doesn’t trust herself to take on. Mavrin Leed chases secret knowledge beyond the business of a mere street magician, wondering where his friend Eyasu Temergon has gone, and how much his devotion to the god-like Aspects endangers him this time. All while the Raw wait to be freed from their prison—the extent of their patience unknown.

And as the Highest Voices work to silence the gods who keep Aelda safe, dangerous truths at the edge of the world still find their way to light.

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]]> 6532 Jubilee Cho https://atthisarts.com/authors/jubilee-cho/ Sun, 16 Mar 2025 15:23:36 +0000 https://www.atthisarts.com/?p=6507 Jubilee Cho (1998-2024) is a fairy tale writer from Anaheim, California, who will always be a princess at heart. Jubilee planned to embark on a career in writing joyful tales for children, and use her experience as a trans, disabled, Asian-American woman to advocate on topics of equality including trans rights and disability awareness. While […]

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Jubilee Cho (1998-2024) is a fairy tale writer from Anaheim, California, who will always be a princess at heart.

Jubilee planned to embark on a career in writing joyful tales for children, and use her experience as a trans, disabled, Asian-American woman to advocate on topics of equality including trans rights and disability awareness.

While she did not survive to do this, we have this beautiful story so that her joy – as well as her advocacy – live on, with each of us who see and honor it.

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]]> 6507 Atthis Arts: 2025 Works Visibility https://atthisarts.com/visibility/2025/ Tue, 25 Feb 2025 12:57:51 +0000 https://www.atthisarts.com/awards/atthis-arts-award-eligibility-2024-copy/ >>> Highlighted Eligibility Wolf’s Path by Joyce Chng, Atthis Arts Locus: Collection Ignyte: Anthology / Collected Works Faraway Dreaming by Ulla Thynell, Atthis Arts Hugo: Professional Artist Locus: Artist Locus: Illustrated and Art Book “White People Wielding Needles” by E.D.E. Bell, Strange Horizons Hugo: Related Work E.D.E. Bell Hugo: Editor, Long Form Locus: Editor >>> […]

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>>> Highlighted Eligibility

Wolf’s Path by Joyce Chng, Atthis Arts

  • Locus: Collection
  • Ignyte: Anthology / Collected Works

Faraway Dreaming by Ulla Thynell, Atthis Arts

  • Hugo: Professional Artist
  • Locus: Artist
  • Locus: Illustrated and Art Book

“White People Wielding Needles” by E.D.E. Bell, Strange Horizons

  • Hugo: Related Work

E.D.E. Bell

  • Hugo: Editor, Long Form
  • Locus: Editor

>>> Our Year

March: Wolf’s Path by Joyce Chng (Collection, 03 01 2025, 9781961654327)

April: Wishing Well, Wishing Well by Jubilee Cho (MG Novel, 08 04 2025, 9781961654280)

August: Faraway Dreaming by Ulla Thynell (Art and Story Book, 08 26 2025, 9781961654372)

October: Castoff by Brandon Crilly (Novel, 10 14 2025, 9781961654358)

November: 2026 Ulla Thynell Calendar (Calendar)

December: Sexy Garlic by E.D.E. Bell (Collection, 12 03 2025, 9781961654402)

>>> Nebula Eligibility

Novel

Castoff by Brandon Crilly

Andre Norton

Wishing Well, Wishing Well by Jubilee Cho

>>> Hugo Eligibility

Novel

Castoff / Brandon Crilly / Atthis Arts

Related Work

“Untangling Quiet” / E.D.E. Bell / Strange Horizons

“White People Wielding Needles” / E.D.E. Bell / Strange Horizons

Editor Long Form

E.D.E. Bell

Professional Artist

Amorn Setthitorn / Cover for Wolf’s Path by Joyce Chng

Grace P. Fong / Cover for Wishing Well, Wishing Well by Jubilee Cho

Ulla Thynell / Faraway Dreaming

Olajide Ajayi / Cover for Castoff by Brandon Crilly

New Writer

Jubilee Cho / Wishing Well, Wishing Well

>>> World Fantasy Eligibility

Novel

Castoff by Brandon Crilly

Short Fiction

Stories from Sexy Garlic by E.D.E. Bell

  • “An Extra Moment Before You Leave”
  • “Edera Died at Sea”
  • “Fake Rock”

Collection

Wolf’s Path by Joyce Chng

Artist

  • Ulla Thynell
  • Amorn Setthitorn
  • Grace P. Fong
  • Olajide Ajayi

>>> Locus Eligibility

Fantasy Novel

Castoff by Brandon Crilly

First Novel

Wishing Well, Wishing Well by Jubilee Cho

Collection

Wolf’s Path by Joyce Chng

Publisher

Atthis Arts

Editor

E.D.E. Bell

Artist

  • Ulla Thynell
  • Amorn Setthitorn
  • Grace P. Fong
  • Olajide Ajayi

Illustrated and Art Book

Faraway Dreaming by Ulla Thynell

>>> Ignyte Eligibility

Artist

  • Mr. Amorn Setthitorn
  • Grace P. Fong
  • Olajide Ajayi

Anthology/Collected Works

Wolf’s Path by Joyce Chng

>>> Nommo Eligibility

N/A for 2025

>>> Aurora Eligibility

Novel

Castoff by Brandon Crilly

>>> More From Our Authors

E.D.E. Bell is the executive editor of Atthis Arts, a family-run traditional small press which also publishes Bell’s work. View eir visibility post including editorial history details.

Joyce Chng is a fiction and non-fiction editor for Strange Horizons, in addition to being a beloved speculative writer. More 2025 works:

  • Cold Steel (Snowy Wings Publishing) – YA Novel
  • “Light of the Spirit” (Snowy Wings Publishing) – Novella / Longer than Short Form
  • “The Freedom” (Self Published) – Short Story
  • “Red’s Heart” (Self Published) – Short Story
  • “Forest” (Inner Worlds) – Flash Fiction

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]]> 6484 Joyce Chng https://atthisarts.com/authors/joyce-chng/ Mon, 03 Feb 2025 22:41:08 +0000 https://www.atthisarts.com/authors/cherylsntumy-copy/ Joyce Chng lives in Singapore. Their speculative fiction has appeared in The Apex Book of World SF II, We See A Different Frontier, Cranky Ladies of History, and Accessing The Future. Joyce also co-edited THE SEA IS OURS: Tales of Steampunk Southeast Asia with Jaymee Goh. Their novels span across wolf clans (Starfang: Rise of […]

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Joyce Chng lives in Singapore. Their speculative fiction has appeared in The Apex Book of World SF II, We See A Different Frontier, Cranky Ladies of History, and Accessing The Future. Joyce also co-edited THE SEA IS OURS: Tales of Steampunk Southeast Asia with Jaymee Goh. Their novels span across wolf clans (Starfang: Rise of the Clan), vineyards (Water into Wine) and swordmaking forges (Fire Heart) respectively. Joyce also wrangles article editing at Strange Horizons. Alter-ego J. Damask writes about werewolves in Singapore. Star Pattern Traveller, a novella about first contact, was published in February 2024.

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]]> 6421 Ihor Mysiak https://atthisarts.com/authors/ihormysiak/ Tue, 26 Nov 2024 01:49:28 +0000 https://www.atthisarts.com/authors/cherylsntumy-copy/ Ihor Mysiak, born June 16, 1993 in Lviv, was a contemporary Ukrainian poet and prose writer. He studied history at Drohobych Pedagogical University and actively participated in the Revolution of Dignity. From late 2014 to mid-2015, he served as a military paramedic in the Azov Brigade. Mysiak won several literary awards in Ukraine, including Khortytsia […]

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Ihor Mysiak, born June 16, 1993 in Lviv, was a contemporary Ukrainian poet and prose writer. He studied history at Drohobych Pedagogical University and actively participated in the Revolution of Dignity. From late 2014 to mid-2015, he served as a military paramedic in the Azov Brigade.

Mysiak won several literary awards in Ukraine, including Khortytsia Bells (2018), Irpin Parnassus (2018), Zhytomyr TEM (2019), and An T-R-Act (2020). His work has been featured in Literary Chernihiv, Dzvin, and various anthologies.

In March 2022, a month after Russia invaded Ukraine, he joined the Territorial Defense Forces, fighting in the liberation of Kherson and later in the intense battles near Bakhmut.

His debut novel, The Factory, was published in Ukrainian soon after, a sign of hope during the early weeks of the full-scale invasion that Ukraine would stand. Ihor’s life was cut short at the front line when he was killed by Russia in the spring of 2023.

Hanna Leliv is a freelance literary translator working between Ukrainian and English. She was a Fulbright fellow at the University of Iowa’s Literary Translation MFA program and mentee at the Emerging Translators Mentorship Program run by the UK National Center for Writing. Hanna has been collaborating with a range of Ukrainian and international publishers, and in 2023-24, she was a translator-in-residence at Princeton University.

Yevheniia Dubrova is a writer and literary translator from the Donetsk region of Ukraine. She holds a BA in English and Creative Writing from Dartmouth College and is an MFA candidate in Creative Writing at Vanderbilt University. Winner of the 2024 Lando Grant for refugee writing from the de Groot Foundation, she writes about displacement, loss, memory, and what endures, and translates fiction, poetry, and plays from Ukrainian.

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