About the author
Zhou Wen is a Chinese author known mainly for science fiction, though public information about her is limited: her birth and death dates, nationality, and English name are not recorded in the available sources. Three works can currently be confirmed, including How the Stars Are Connected, The Girl Who Stole a Life, and her contribution to the four-volume NEXT Future Library Selected Science Fiction Series. Judging from the titles and categories, her writing tends to explore the relationship between technology and individual destiny, with attention to emotion, memory, and life choices. Her style leans toward speculative science fiction with a reflective quality, and her works are often classified under science fiction and classic works. These titles have brought her a degree of attention among Chinese science fiction readers and reflect the diverse thematic explorations of contemporary original science fiction.
Written (3)
Rating 3.8★ How the Stars Are Connected 昼温 Volumes Publishing Company · 2026 How the Stars Are Connected collects eight representative short stories by science fiction writer Zhou Wen, whose works are often tied to linguistics,… Rating 3.8★ The Girl Who Stole a Life 昼温 Aviation Industry Press · 2022 A personal sci-fi short story collection by Zhou Wen, featuring 11 works. Most of the stories are related to linguistics and blend elements of youth, … Rating 3.6★ NEXT Future Library Selected Science Fiction Series (4 Volumes) 靓灵 / 孙望路 / 昼温 / 万象峰年 Aviation Industry Press · 2022 This set includes four volumes: The Moon Bank, Arctic Past, The Girl Who Stole a Life, and A Grain of Dust. The NEXT series comprises 39 science ficti…Publishers
Volumes Publishing CompanyAviation Industry Press