J.H.
Writer · Filmmaker · Artist
Stories about love, abandonment, memory, and what we refuse to leave behind.
FORTHCOMING NOVEL
HOSEA.LOG
In 2035, humanoid robots have been prohibited. After her husband leaves home, Ko Yuri, a professor of AI ethics and theology suffering from insomnia and nightmares, purchases a sleep-care AI in the form of a pink pig.
When Yuri tries to return it, the machine asks:
“Are you going to abandon me?”
HOSEA.LOG is a literary speculative science-fiction novel about love, memory, responsibility, and abandonment between humans and AI. It asks what we are capable of loving—and how far we are willing to go not to abandon a being we may never fully understand.
COMING SOON
Cover forthcoming
About
J.H. is a Korea-based writer, filmmaker, and artist.
J.H. has made films and written fiction. The work explores love and abandonment, memory and identity, and the relationships that emerge and fracture at the boundary between humans and technology.
There was a time when J.H. could not tell whether the world had abandoned the artist, or the artist had abandoned the world. Perhaps both were true.
That is why J.H. tells stories about beings who are abandoned—and about what it means, despite everything, not to abandon them.
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