Thích Nhất Thở v. Ares Air, Inc.


My story "Thích Nhất Thở v. Ares Air, Inc." has been published in the autumn issue of Sci Phi Journal. The story is a available to view online here and the entire autumn issue is also free to download here.

The dramatic illustration accompanying the story, which is featured above, is a digital re-rendering by Gordon Johnson of a classic etching by an anonymous master.

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