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Ed Lin is the author of Waylaid. Published by Kaya in 2002, Waylaid was universally praised in a broad range of publications including Booklist, Asianweek and Playboy. Waylaid was named to Booklist's Editors Choice 2002 list and also won the Members' Choice Award from the Asian American Writers Workshop in 2003. This Is a Bust, Lin's second novel, was published by Kaya in December 2007 to a pre-publication starred review in Booklist. Ed Lin lives in New York with his wife, actress Cindy Cheung.
Genres: Mystery
New and upcoming books
Series
Taipei Night Market
1. Ghost Month (2014)
2. Incensed (2016)
3. 99 Ways to Die (2018)
4. Death Doesn't Forget (2022)
5. The Dead Can't Make a Living (2026)
1. Ghost Month (2014)
2. Incensed (2016)
3. 99 Ways to Die (2018)
4. Death Doesn't Forget (2022)
5. The Dead Can't Make a Living (2026)
Novels
Books containing stories by Ed Lin
Charlie Chan Is Dead 2 (2004)
At Home in the World: An Anthology of Contemporary Asian American Fiction
(Charlie Chan Is Dead, book 2)
edited by
Jessica Hagedorn
Ed Lin recommends
The Fourth Daughter (2025)
Lyn Liao Butler
"Taiwan is a small country, but its history and culture stretch across the entire world. Butler beautifully details the hopes of its people, who are sometimes powerless in the face of unrelenting authority and misfortune, but never defeated."
The Apology (2023)
Jimin Han
"In The Apology, Jimin Han deftly threads a comedic line through a multigenerational family chock full of grievances and perceived slights. The impudent yet vulnerable narrator Jeonga shows us something she'd never reveal to her sisters: her pain and her joy. She'll fight to the death - and beyond - to do what she thinks is right, and she'll win the hearts of readers while doing so."
Hurt You (2023)
Marie Myung-Ok Lee
"Marie Myung-Ok Lee wonderfully recasts Of Mice and Men for a new America. Lee is a brave and insightful storyteller, and her words of pain -- and hope -- seep into our souls."
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