Literary translation
“Scrap” by Hon Lai Chu / HEAT 21 (2025)
Three poems by Louise law Lok Man / Wasafiri (2025)
“Ferry crossing” by Louise Law Lok Man / Transtext(e)s Transcultures (2024)
Three poems by Louise Law Lok Man / Eternal Summer Notes / Shuren Press (2024)
“Cat and I” by Louise Law Lok Man / Voice & Verse (2023)
“My Fur Rabbit” by Hon Lai Chu / Nashville Review (2022)
“Fog” by Hon Lai Chu / SAND Journal (print, 2021)
“Chain-smokers” by Kay So / Cicada (2020)
Three poems from Or So It Seems by Louise Law Lok Man / Cicada (2020)
“The Man Who Lost His Shadow” by Stuart Lau / Asymptote (2019)
Essays & criticism
“Crafting Fables in the Language of My Body’s Flood: A Review of Beast at Every Threshold by Natalie Wee” / Gulf Coast (2022)
Where You Come From by Saša Stanišić, translated by Damion Searls / Asymptote (2021)
Notes from Childhood by Norah Lange, translated by Charlotte Whittle / Asymptote (2021)
“The Unconcealed Rebellion, Cynicism, Bravery and Romanticism of Being Painfully Young: Reviewing Strange Beasts of China” / Cha: An Asian Literary Journal (2021)
Aftershock: Essays from Hong Kong / Artomity (2020)
The Wandering by Intan Paramaditha, translated by Stephen J. Epstein / Asian Review of Books (2020)
“A Paltry Little Scrap of the Past: Yoko Ogawa’s The Memory Police” / Asymptote (2019)
“A Linguistic Dystopia: Language and Metamorphosis in Yoko Tawada’s The Emissary” / Asymptote (2019)
Interview: Thomas Bunstead and Daniel Hahn on translating Juan José Millás’s From the Shadows / Asymptote (2019)
“A Book of 50 Square Meters: Thomas Clerc’s Interior” / Asymptote (2018)
Prose & poetry
“20 April, 2020” / Bitter Melon: Stay Home Diary (2020)
“people ask, what’s next” / Voice & Verse Poetry Magazine (print, 2020)
Art writing
My Body Holds Its Shape, Tai Kwun Contemporary / Artomity (2020)
Bicycle Thieves, Para Site / ArtAsiaPacific (2019)
Tao Hui: Rhythm and Senses, Edouard Malingue Gallery / ArtAsiaPacific (2019)
Kesang Lamdark: Knock, Knock, Rossi & Rossi / ArtAsiaPacific (2018)
Misc.
Birds of Passage, a documentary based on Xi Xi / Su Yeh Publications (2019)