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A stunning, comprehensive collection of short stories, poetry, recollections, and drawings, by Singaporean writer Joyce Chng.
By one of the most ambitious and engaging SFF writers today, Wolf's Path is sure to delight you with its evocative prose and compelling ideas. -Bryan Thao Worra, author of American Laodyssey
From piratical adventures on the high seas to worlds destroyed by climate change and resurrected through sheer will, from prose to poetry to autobiography, this lyrical collection is a celebration of the queer, the primal, and the sensory. Chng is a masterful storyteller, weaving together the rich cultural tapestry of Singapore with literary prose and fresh interrogations of genre fiction. Wolf's Path is a howl of triumph. -Rachel A. Rosen, author of Cascade
Joyce wonderfully creates stories that expand and question perspectives, with characters that can be as sharp as claws and soft as paw pads. Each story leaves us with catalysts for reflection, growth, and hope. -Dhiyanah Hassan, artist
A collection that embraces the changing nature of the writer over their career: from their earliest published work, through to very recent pieces. Too often white men get collected early in their careers and everyone else just...doesn't. Chng's voice is an example of one that should be highlighted and celebrated. -Alexandra Pierce, editor of Speculative Insight
Wolf's Path is a fascinating exploration of how others use our differences against us, and how our differences ultimately help us find our place in the world. Chng excels at creating unique, relatable characters who will pull you in and stories that will change your perspective. Highly recommended, especially for those who feel they're stuck between worlds-real or imagined. -Stewart C Baker, author of The Butterfly Disjunct
