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This story's title is Who Can Have The Moon? And is by Kong Yun Mooming Goo, translated

by Tian Huang. Kong Yun aka Mooming Goo is a Chinese speclet of fiction writer and a programmer

from Beijing, currently living in New York, US. She was born in 1988 in Chengdu, China,

and has published short stories in novella since 2016. Her stories can be found in magazines,

anthologies, and writing contests in multiple languages, including ClarksWorld and Semivar

in English. She has won multiple awards since 2017, including three DuBong reads novella

writing contest awards, first prize for the seventh masters of future SF writing contest,

the best short story at the 31st Galaxy Awards, and the Golden Award for the Best New

Writer Award in the 11th Chinese Sci-Fi Nebula Award. She is also nominated for a 2021 Ignite

Award for Best Short Story for her first English publication in Semivar. Her first collection,

Kulora Ilmondo, was published in Italian in January 2021 and followed by her first Chinese

collection, The Serpent Time Bend and other stories in February 2023. And if you'd like

to go to here today, you can go back to The Serpent Time Bend, here at ClarksWorld.

Tia Huang is a freelance translator working primarily with the genre fiction and the forms

of video game, movie scripts, and short stories. Currently based in Seattle, she considers

both New York City and Chongqing to be her hometown. She has a long-time fanfiction

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