🔥 Last chance to get the writing workshop tickets! Join author M Lin for a workshop this Sunday on narrative craft, structure, and revision. Bring a draft, or simply an idea, for opportunities to hear feedback on your own work. 🔗Register here: luma.com/iql3nx5u

M Lin, author of the short story collection The Memory Museum, is sharing her creative writing process in an intimate workshop for writers of every genre. Come write with us! Register here🔗: luma.com/iql3nx5u

Looking to deepen your creative practice? Join award-winning writer M Lin for a hands-on workshop exploring how personal memories become compelling stories. We’ll examine narrative structure and the writing process - from first idea to finished draft. 🔗Register today: luma.com/iql3nx5u

“The challenge is to always fight against this concept that many Chinese people feel the same way.” In this interview, Suchita talks with the veteran Asia correspondent Celia Hatton about covering China’s highs and lows over the past 20 years. Read the full article: nuvoices.com/magazine/rep...

How do you write about the world around you without losing your own voice? In this workshop, fiction writer M Lin will discuss transforming lived experience into narrative while navigating politics, censorship and memory. 🔗Register now: luma.com/iql3nx5u

Everyone deserves to feel safe at work. Join us for an anti-harassment and bystander intervention workshop. Learn about U.S. and Canadian labor rights, self-advocacy tips, and practical skills to support others. 🎟️ Register now: luma.com/xk11hqaw

Looking to strengthen your creative writing? In this hands-on workshop, M Lin will share storytelling techniques, discuss transforming real-life experiences into memorable narratives, and offer feedback on your work. Writers of all experience levels are welcome. 🔗Register here: luma.com/iql3nx5u

Conversations about workplace misconduct aren't easy, but knowing how to respond can make the biggest difference. Join us for an anti-harassment and bystander intervention workshop. Learn practical skills to support others and advocate for yourself. 🎟️ Register now: luma.com/xk11hqaw

🎧NEW EPISODE: NuVoices' Chenni Xu speaks to M Lin, author of the recent short story debut, Memory Museum, on migration, China and writing: nuvoices.com/podcast/a-co...

“Every woman in our family would lose her firstborn.” The Devoted is Catherine Cho’s debut novel - about family, fate, and a woman drawn into Hong Kong's criminal underworld. Read the excerpt: nuvoices.com/magazine/boo...

Have a story you've been meaning to write? Join fiction writer M Lin for a creative writing workshop exploring narrative structure, character, and turning real-life experiences into compelling stories. 🔗Register now: luma.com/iql3nx5u

Looking for a summer internship, or interested in working within the Sinosphere and other vulnerable sectors? Sign up for our upcoming workshop delivered by research Cherie Wong, about workplace sexual harassment and abuse, labour rights and how to self-advocate: luma.com/xk11hqaw

Join our writing workshop delivered by writer M Lin to learn about turning personal memories into compelling narratives that resist state and self-censorship: luma.com/iql3nx5u

Check out our upcoming writing workshop delivered by Cherie Wong, an interdisciplinary researcher and feminist advocate, on workshop sexual harassment and abuse, labour rights and self advocacy: luma.com/xk11hqaw

In ‘Pass Me By’, the second runner-up of our 2026 Creative Non-Fiction Writing Contest, Yi Min explores the political and emotional tumult of living between China and the U.S. through a collection of vivid memories: nuvoices.com/magazine/pas...

In ‘The New Face of the Four Sisters_’_, the first runner-up of our 2026 Creative Non-Fiction Writing Contest, writer Clementine reflects on the growing tourism in Sichuan’s Da Feng mountain with a personal approach: nuvoices.com/magazine/the...

In ‘I’ve Got Dumplings to Make’, the winner of our 2026 Creative Non-Fiction Writing Contest, writer Ruochan Liu tenderly reflects on how memories of making dumplings with her grandmother continue to quietly shape her life in London today: nuvoices.com/magazine/i-v...

✨ The results are in! Congratulations to the winners of our second Creative Nonfiction Writing Contest. Thank you to everyone who shared their reflections on uncertainty and navigating a rapidly shifting world. Meet our top three winners and read the judges’ comments: nuvoices.com/news/essay-c...

NEW EPISODE: This week, Solarina Ho is joined by writer, podcaster and consultant Kate McKenzie to discuss the business of climate change amid geopolitical competition and the global energy transition: nuvoices.com/podcast/the-...

“If real life itself is the greatest form of drama, then the most tangible aspects of it are emotions” Vedika Kedia reviews Song of Spring by Yang Lina, a film exploring familial ties between a woman and her elderly mother: nuvoices.com/magazine/mem...

"Patchwork Dolls is... disquieting, inviting readers into worlds that feel at once fantastical and uncomfortably close to home." Angel Sun reviews Patchwork Dolls, Ysabelle Cheung’s dystopian short story collection about oppression, immigration and technology: nuvoices.com/magazine/the...

✍️ Meet our new executive team! These amazing women will take our collective into its next chapter @solarina.ca @aimenlau.bsky.social. We'd also like to thank @joannachiu.bsky.social, managing partner at @nuoraglobal.bsky.social and ‌Anne Henochowicz, who served on the previous team. nuvoices.com/

“What do we owe each other? What is the right way to love? The right way to die?” Heather Skye Irvine reviews Memory Museum, the debut collection by Beijing-born writer M Lin, spanning contemporary China across eight stories: nuvoices.com/magazine/the...

NEW EPISODE: This week, Chenni Xu and researcher Selina Xu discuss AI competition between the US and China, technonationalism, writing and craft: nuvoices.com/podcast/ai-c...

“I feel Chinatown’s spirit has dimmed a bit.” Angel Sun interviews Chinese and East Asian community members - from ex-gang members to labour activists - about the changing meaning of London’s Chinatown. It was originally published in Golden, and read the excerpt: nuvoices.com/magazine/spa...

NuVoices - Amplifying voices on China

Amplifying the voices of women and minority experts on China

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“I am a woman, and they threaten me like this.” In this article, Amelia Loi examines the backslide of Hong Kong’s feminist movement and the persistence of those continuing to press for change. Edited by Rhonda Kwan: nuvoices.com/magazine/hon... © Illustration by @laujessie.bsky.social

NuVoices - Amplifying voices on China

Amplifying the voices of women and minority experts on China

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Despite growing censorship, Chinese feminist media has continued to evolve. In our latest article, Yang Bugfoon speaks to journalists about censorship, gender reporting, and what comes next. Edited by @lintaylor.bsky.social: nuvoices.com/magazine/chi... © Image by @laujessie.bsky.social

NEW EPISODE: This week, hosts Solarina Ho @solarina.ca and Rui Zhong speak with Yangyang Cheng @yangyangcheng.bsky.social, a research scholar at Yale Law School, on writing about science, politics, and US-China relations. 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts:

Yangyang Cheng on Science and US-China Relations

An interview with Yangyang Cheng on science and technology development in China and US-China relations

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As NüVoices has been rebranded as NüVoices Magazine along with the new website launch, our editor @laujessie.bsky.social has a letter to all of you supporting us along the journey ❤️ 🔗Read the full letter: nuvoices.com/magazine/let...

I wrote a story about Dafen, an artist’s village in southern China that used to produce more than 60% of the world’s new oil paintings. Now, its model of art reproductions is under threat, as demand falls and consumer trends in China shift towards originality. Out in print now @financialtimes.com

What happened to China’s fake Van Goghs?

Dafen once produced 60 per cent of the world’s new oil paintings — now this village of copyists is under threat

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