Canada Reads 2019 finalist Lindsay Wong chats with JJ Lee about her darkly comedic memoir, The Woo-Woo: How I Survived Ice Hockey, Drug Raids, Demons, and My Crazy Chinese Family, on Saturday, April 6 ...

Wong's adult fiction debut is a dark and poignant collection of "immigrant horror stories." From Shanghai to Vancouver, the women in Tell Me Pleasant Things about Immortality haunt and are ...

Lindsay Wong's bestselling memoir The Woo-Woo became a huge hit in 2018. The memoir takes a jaw-droppingly honest and darkly funny look at inherited trauma through generations of a Chinese ...

But whatever you and your friends got up to at the bottom of that set of almost 600 stairs pales in comparison with the wild scene set by author Lindsay Wong in a story titled Wreck Beach from her ...

“What do you call immigration? It’s a horror story in itself, right?” says Lindsay Wong, author of Tell Me Pleasant Things about Immortality, a collection of short stories out this mont ...

Messy, gassy, and unapologetically, I take up space, much like a full-grown Saint Bernard, in my parents’ parallel universe. Sadly, the pandemic has reduced this broke-ass millennial into a ...

Open this photo in gallery: In Lindsay Wong’s debut memoir, The Woo Woo: How I Survived Ice Hockey, Drug Raids, Demons and My Crazy Chinese Family, we find the author at 21, locked in a student ...

Lindsay Wong's new short story collection surfaces widely felt, underrepresented dimensions of the Chinese experience that shape our lives and how we think about ourselves. Photo of Lindsay Wong ...

Lindsay is a digital sub-editor at The Business Times and occasionally writes CSR stories. She graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Arts and double major in history and Asian ...

Is immortality pleasant? Certainly not for some of the Chinese mythological creatures in Lindsay Wong’s new collection of 13 short stories, including the diao si gui (Red-Tongued Ghosts) who face ...

Lindsay Wong: COVID-19 may be my millennial generation’s diaspora, but it’s also my family’s latest, haunting trauma ... Homecoming?