I'm a copy editor and writer who has worked in East Asia, including Taipei, Beijing and Hong Kong, for a decade. I have been a copy editor at newspapers and Hong Kong's largest chamber of commerce, as well as a technical writer. I mostly write about travel and books, but I've also written about different topics like Taiwan and Hong Kong issues, slum tourism, and profiled some well-known authors. My blog can be viewed at hcyip.wordpress.com and my writing portfolio can be seen here.
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I've written a bunch of travel articles for newspapers and magazines and dozens of book reviews. Also, I wrote a weekly newspaper sports column, mainly about football, from 2014 to 2017. I've also written opinion pieces about Hong Kong business; features articles about Taiwan universities, auction houses, and slum tourism; and interviewed several authors including 2017 Nobel Economics Prize laureate Richard Thaler when he visited Taiwan in 2009.
I am from the country of Trinidad and Tobago, a small two-island nation in the Caribbean that gave the world the steelpan and was a British colony until 1962, when it gained its independence. Famous people from Trinidad include VS Naipaul, the Nobel Literature Prize laureate; Brian Lara, one of the greatest cricket batsmen of all time; and Dwight Yorke, the former Manchester United star striker who helped them win the treble in 1999, as well as a notoriously crooked former FIFA vice president who I shall not name.
My native language is English, which is Trinidad's official language (not Spanish as some people assume). I am also conversational in Cantonese, which I spoke growing up, and Mandarin, which I learned from living in Taiwan.
If you would like to contact me, feel free to send me an email.
I've written a bunch of travel articles for newspapers and magazines and dozens of book reviews. Also, I wrote a weekly newspaper sports column, mainly about football, from 2014 to 2017. I've also written opinion pieces about Hong Kong business; features articles about Taiwan universities, auction houses, and slum tourism; and interviewed several authors including 2017 Nobel Economics Prize laureate Richard Thaler when he visited Taiwan in 2009.
I am from the country of Trinidad and Tobago, a small two-island nation in the Caribbean that gave the world the steelpan and was a British colony until 1962, when it gained its independence. Famous people from Trinidad include VS Naipaul, the Nobel Literature Prize laureate; Brian Lara, one of the greatest cricket batsmen of all time; and Dwight Yorke, the former Manchester United star striker who helped them win the treble in 1999, as well as a notoriously crooked former FIFA vice president who I shall not name.
My native language is English, which is Trinidad's official language (not Spanish as some people assume). I am also conversational in Cantonese, which I spoke growing up, and Mandarin, which I learned from living in Taiwan.
