Ronin Hart

Ronin Hart

Ronin Hart is a writer drawn to the places where the familiar becomes strange.

Writing across the boundaries of literary fiction, speculative fiction, and psychological storytelling, Hart is interested in characters caught between the lives they have built and the lives they might have lived. His stories often begin with a simple question and follow it somewhere considerably less simple—into memory, identity, isolation, obsession, and the quiet consequences of the choices people make.

Hart's fiction is marked by an interest in atmosphere and interiority, but never at the expense of story. His characters are placed in situations that demand movement: a decision that cannot be undone, a mystery that refuses to remain buried, or a world whose rules are not quite what they first appear to be.

His work includes Baku, serialized by Moji Press.

Hart writes under a pen name and maintains a deliberately private public profile. For him, the work is the introduction.

Works on Moji:

Baku

Baku
by Ronin Hart Baku Synopsis: A man born a half-blooded Baku fights the urge to invade people’s dreams and eat their memories. He meets Claire, a human he cannot read like the other people in the world. But trouble pursues whenever he runs back into his ex-lover,

Praise for Baku

"Baku is best described as 'fantasy punk'... Imagine the hidden magical societies of The Dresden Files mixed with the corporate intrigue of Cyberpunk or Shadowrun, and you're close." - Emma Sinclair, The Second Draft, @emmaseconddraftbooks

Preview Review: Baku By Ronin Hart
Discover how Baku blends East Asian mythology, corporate intrigue and urban fantasy to become one of my most anticipated upcoming reads.