Join five of our amazing authors and translators on the Reddit Fantasy Forum from 9am-10am EST to talk about their work and answer any questions of yours– and TAP’s Tice Cin is online throughout the day to take any of your other questions.

This is an AMA, so ask ANYTHING you want! We're geared up to talk about everything from books and the literature world to why Tiffany Tsao secretly wishes her houseplants would die.

Our line-up:

Norman Pasaribu Erikson and translator Tiffany Tsao. We have a collection of short stories publishing with them called HAPPY STORIES, MOSTLY that places queer people in scenarios normally reserved for hetero-characters, a blend of SF, absurdism and alternative-historical realism. For example, in the speculative-historical “The Giant Man: The Real Story,” a young man finds himself haunted by the tale of a giant man living in colonial-era Sumatra. Tiffany Tsao is also the author of brilliant speculative fiction, including the Oddfits fantasy series.

Yan Ge and translator Jeremy Tiang. Yan Ge's novel STRANGE BEASTS OF CHINA has dystopian aspects to it, and in SBOC she plays with the fantasy genre by using the form of a bestiary. Find out more! Jeremy is a writer too, and lives in New York City.

Matsuda Aoko and translator Polly Barton were both so happy to be nominated for the r/ Fantasy Stabby Awards. WHERE THE WILD LADIES ARE uses feminist subversions of Japanese folklore, ghost stories and speculative fiction. Polly will be here today to answer your questions.

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