Author · Publisher · Founder · Spiritual Practitioner 

 Nu Yeng Hang is an award-winning author, writer, entrepreneur, storyteller, and spiritual practitioner whose work brings together history, spirituality, and imagination. A proud Hmong woman and mother of three, she is raising a son with a gift for technology and two daughters who share her passion for storytelling through film. Every experience she has lived becomes material for what she creates - told through the lens of a camera, the frame of a story, and the tip of a pen.

Nu Yeng Hang is from Oklahoma and has contributed literary art to publications like Peony Magazine. 

Nu Yeng Hang is an award-winning writer and poet whose work centers on historical memory, psychological prose, and ancestral truth. She is the recipient of the Shakespeare Prize from the National Honor Alliance and has been award by the Oklahoma Romance Writers Guild. 

Her writing moves away from linear commercial trends, focusing instead on structural experimentation, hidden symbolism, and the preservation of Hmong history. Hang is currently preparing her debut long-form project, The Existence Trilogy, and her shorter intellectual prose has been positioned for elite literary reviews. She writes from the core belief that within a simple pen lies the strongest power humanity ever invented.

"Within a simple pen lies the strongest power humanity ever invented."     - Nu Yeng Hang 

 Nu Yeng Hang's "The Story of Reid Claire Herbin" is a literature intelligence interpretation piece, pending submission to literary review.  Reid Claire Herbin. Her power is known to none. She can make mountains disappear. She is the king's greatest ally. She can erase whole countries off the map. She lives through centuries, and holds the power to control it all under one flick.  Frederick Grey is the only one that can control her. He is her master.