Zen Cho
Zen Cho is a Malaysian writer of SFF and romance. She was born and raised in Selangor, read law at Cambridge, and currently lives in London. Her debut historical fantasy novel SORCERER TO THE CROWN is forthcoming from Ace/Roc in the US and Pan Macmillan in the UK in autumn 2015.
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Zen Cho is a Malaysian writer of SFF and romance. She was born and raised in Selangor, read law at Cambridge, and currently lives in London. Her debut historical fantasy novel SORCERER TO THE CROWN is forthcoming from Ace/Roc in the US and Pan Macmillan in the UK in autumn 2015.
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So, on the plus side, despite serious RL interventions progress on my card is well under way, with four squares (including the centre / free / raven square) marked "called and read"; three of these in a row -- plus reading for the remaining two squares of that row also in progress -- and several mor...
This is a light, fun fantasy very much in line with its prequel, Sorcerer to the Crown. I’d forgotten most of that one, which was fine because this is a new story with a new set of protagonists, though with some overlap in characters. It begins with sisters Muna and Sakti, who wake up on a beach in ...
The Terracotta Bride is a short fantasy novellette that follows a girl who died very young, Siew Tsin, and who was married off to a rich man by a dead great uncle when she arrived in Chinese Hell where spirits of the dead stay until they are ready to move on and be reincarnated. Wealthier spirits br...
Book, it's not you. It's me. This year I read several books that really helped me pin down what I do and do not enjoy in my reading. This book helped me realize that I really don't enjoy historical fiction. It's just a matter of taste. Cho really embraces regency fiction, and she nails it. Unfortuna...
Could my love of Zen Cho sink even deeper? I'm not sure, but this novella left me giddy with all the good things. It's sharply written, bringing to mind the lackadaisical wit of Wodehouse while containing such a familiar kindredship of an Asian woman in a white country.
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