Dan K. Woo

Photo credit: Gong Shoupeng, Mengsha Studio
Dan K. Woo’s family came to Canada in the 1970s. His grandfather was a fire captain and the first firefighter to die on duty in British Hong Kong, partly a result of the British colonial system. In 2018, Woo won the Ken Klonsky Award for Learning How to Love China (Quattro Books). His writing has appeared in such publications as the South China Morning Post, Quill & Quire, China Daily USA and elsewhere. A Toronto native, he lives with his partner in the city and writes in his free time. He is currently studying at the Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst and SANS Institute.
Titles by Dan K. Woo
The Spirits Have Nothing to Do with Us (2023)
Letters to Little Comrade (2023)
Taobao: Stories (2022)
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This a rare opportunity to hear from the many writers of The Spirits Have Nothing to Do with Us – an anthology of powerful and elegant short stories by some of today's best Chinese Canadian authors – all in one event!
If you’ve been waiting for an all-star evening with some of the brightest Chinese-Canadian authors writing today, this is your lucky day.
Junction Reads with Dan K. Woo, author of short story collection Taobao.
Dan K. Woo’s Taobao introduces us to characters from different regions of China, sharing a captivating portrait of this country.
Recent events in our world have highlighted the urgent need for more representation and diversity in books, but what more can be done to diversify their stories?
Join us for the spring launch of our 2022 Buckrider Books!
Join Dan K. Woo and Katie Welch at RVWS.