William Lance Hunt writes psychologically driven fiction about people trying to understand themselves, one another, and the worlds they live inside. His work spans literary and speculative forms, often exploring how certainty forms, hardens, and quietly reshapes inner lives.
Whether set in contemporary settings or imagined worlds, his fiction is less interested in spectacle than in interior consequence—how ambition, loyalty, shame, and desire are understood from the inside. Across genres, his focus remains the same: the gap between who people believe they are and what their choices reveal.
A Perfect Blindness is one expression of that ongoing inquiry.
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