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S. Qiouyi Lu

S. Qiouyi Lu

Speculative fiction writer, translator, and editor

Virginia / Maryland / North Carolina (2011–2012)

May 6, 2011May 6, 2020 S. Qiouyi Lu

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I am a freelance writer, editor, and translator based in Los Angeles. I use my background in linguistics to tell rich, polyphonic stories that highlight my heritage and experiences. I primarily write genre work, including science fiction, fantasy, and horror. You can view my CV for a complete list of publications and past talks.

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Land Acknowledgement

I am a settler on the historical lands of the Gabrieliño-Tongva Tribe. I acknowledge that Los Angeles came to exist through the enslavement, exploitation, and forced assimilation of Tongva peoples, in particular through the California mission system. As I am both based in Los Angeles and tie much of my identity to the region, I feel it is only right to commit to telling the true history of the area, as one of many steps to decolonize and return the land to its original peoples.

Find out more about land acknowledgements at #HonorNativeLand.

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