I had 9 stories published this year but would be honored if you checked out these two for Nebula/Hugo/Locus consideration🙏. 1) “Another Girl Under The Iron Bell” (horror romantasy novelette). 2) “Before We Were Born” (sci-fi short).

It’s Obon season again, the time for passed loved ones to visit home again, so here’s my shouryouma-inspired poem “there are no taxis for the dead,” (published @UncannyMagazine).

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RT @buy_jupiter: Looking through my tabs and I realized that I have no less than four tabs open on @liu_angela's poem, 'there are no taxis….

I’ll be at my first Worldcon this year!. Here’s my schedule (lots of poetry, East Asian speculative fic, and my first live reading!). Would love to see you 👋

RT @itsrisachang: jade city x immortal longings x sg history. when her mother goes missing, a young woman must venture into the notorious w….

The 2025 Rhysling Anthology just arrived in the mail!. Honored that my poem, "The Final Trick" (originally published in @strangehorizons) is a finalist this year and in here with so many poems I loved.

RT @UncannyMagazine: PLEASE REPOST! WRITERS! Uncanny Magazine will be open to Short Story Submissions from August 25 to September 8! Uncann….

RT @benbauchau: my art isn't perfect. that's the point.

RT @clarkesworld: The August 2025 issue of Clarkesworld is now online and features stories by Marissa Lingen, L Chan, R.T. Ester, Ai Jiang,….

Found a poem I wrote when I was like 14 titled "Life (Prelude of Death)" and oh man, how emo was I.

The one thing I will say is that you should never write to “fit” a magazine, but if you read enough of the work published, you will eventually get a much better feel for which of your stories/poems would best fit a specific magazine.

My acceptance stats at certain magazines (since I get asked this a lot): . Clarkesworld: 4/12.Uncanny (mostly poems): 7/20.Strange Horizons (mostly poems): 9/31.The Dark: 3/6.Apex (incl. flash): 1/17.Cast of Wonders: 3/6.Podcastle: 0/14.Escape Pod: 0/12.

I just sent out my 500th short story/poetry submission! For anyone interested, my lifetime stats (over 3.5 years) are at:. 71 acceptances.400 rejections.18 withdrawn.11 pending.

RT @clairejiawen: this is such a wonderful story--I brought it to my short fiction club and it got everybody wonderfully emotional.

Ahhh, just saw my time traveler romance “Time Is An Ocean” was podcast on @strangehorizons! The narration is so good!. I love that feeling of stepping into an old story and meeting characters you really cared about again, like seeing old friends.

Someone recently told me I should write more happy/optimistic endings if I want to leave a better impression on readers (“to have mass appeal”), but I want to believe it’s better to write stories that are loved by some + hated by others than ones that are “just fine” to everyone.

Been thinking about how the best stories are the ones where the main character can just disappear for a quarter of the book/series and you don’t even care because you’re having such a good time with the side characters and world.

Hugo voting closes on July 23rd!. My poem "there are no taxis for the dead" in @UncannyMagazine is up for the inaugural Hugo Award for Best Poem! I'm also up for the Astounding Award (ahh!). Be sure to check out all the amazing finalists! Thanks everyone!.

RT @UncannyMagazine: ICYMI! Reading for the Hugo Awards? "there are no taxis for the dead" by Angela Liu @liu_angela is a finalist for a Be….

And for anyone curious, my poem "Ferry to the Island of Ghosts" in @UncannyMagazine was inspired by the same village ⛴️ Less than 50 people still live there.

Contract signed! So excited my seaside horror story “The Island of Sea Turtles and Blood” will be in a future issue of @apexmag! . This story is loosely inspired by kappa and my time at a remote village in Iriomote Island that had no roads to reach it.