Nghi Vo, author of 'The City in Glass' and 'The Brides of High Hill', dives into the rigid dichotomy of today's fantasy literature: the clash between cozy narratives and dark, violent tales. She shares insights on navigating racial representation without centering whiteness, referencing influencers like Toni Morrison. The conversation highlights how fantasy can provide comfort in turbulent times while addressing modern challenges. Through her unique lens, Vo explores the duality of extremes in fantasy storytelling, inviting readers to embrace diverse perspectives.
