Twelve short stories, varying in theme and form, explore the margins of mortality, conscience, and female identity across time and culture. Blurring the edges between genres, Infinitesimal is a whirlwind of academia and plot twists, dystopian world building and philosophical revelations, from colossal concepts down to the very small.
If the world becomes completely utilitarian, where do all the elders go? How does one of ancient China's most powerful women spend her mornings? When lie detectors become 100% accurate, what constitutes truth? Can math and literature ever be merged? What about the past and future?
About the Author
Hanjing Wang lives in Shanghai, China. Other than writing, she swears by coffee (with skim milk), reading on rainy days, and an overload of math. Her writing has been recognized by The New York Times, John Hopkins University, and Iowa Young Writers' Studio.