Nghi Vo

Nghi Vo is an American author, best known for her work in the genres of horror, science fiction, and fantasy. She was born in Illinois and currently resides on the shores of Lake Michigan. Vo is a prolific writer, with a number of successful works to her name. She first gained recognition for her novellas, including "The Empress of Salt and Fortune" and "When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain," both of which were published in 2020. The first book in the series, "The Empress of Salt and Fortune," was named as a Book Riot Must-Read Fantasy and a Library Journal Debut of the Month.

Vo's writing is characterized by its imaginative and transportive qualities, taking readers on journeys through fantastical worlds and exploring complex themes. Her work often features elements of Asian mythology and folklore, adding a rich cultural depth to her stories. In addition to her novellas, Vo has also written a number of short stories and is the author of the debut novel "The Chosen and the Beautiful."

Vo is a respected and award-winning author in the science fiction and fantasy community. Her novella "The Empress of Salt and Fortune" was a finalist for the Locus and Ignyte Awards, and won the Crawford Award and the Hugo Award. These accolades are a testament to Vo's talent and her ability to craft compelling and engaging stories that resonate with readers.

In addition to her writing, Vo is also known for her belief in the power of stories and the ritual of lipstick. She is a strong advocate for the right to change one's mind, and her work often explores themes of transformation and self-discovery. Through her writing, Vo invites readers to join her in exploring the limitless possibilities of the imagination and the human experience.