Members’ Directory

Sue helps nonprofits strengthen their communications while battling the challenges of self-publishing her mother’s series of children’s books. A recovering HK lawyer and trained mediator, she resolves conflicts while contributing to print and online publications. A former WiPS president, Sue is experimenting with her own ability to write fiction.

Carol Dyer began a career in medical publishing over 20 years ago and now runs her own editorial business, accepting work in an extensive range of medical and other fields from social science and education to memoir and fiction. Experienced and reliable, Carol has edited and project-managed Imprint for 15 years and can advise on book publishing.

Jennifer (BA ,- Chinese MA - Asian Studies; MA, PhD) specializes in educational/cultural writing and editing with an Asia focus. Apart from her freelance work, she teaches stylistics and discourse analysis at the Open University of Hong Kong, and is a language consultant/writer/translator, and ideas generator at Jao Tsung-I Academy, a historic complex that promotes education and Chinese culture. Jennifer also teaches English, linguistics, and literature to private students.

Vici is Canadian and taught in Hong Kong for 17 years. She is presently teaching at The International School in Macao. Vici has recently completed a book about some of her many travel experiences and is seeking a publisher. She has worked in twelve countries on five continents.

Robyn is the author of "Skinful: A Memoir of Addiction" (Brio Books, Sydney, 2022). As an editor, she specializes in editing books and other materials on finance, business, economics, accounting, the social sciences, art and general non-fiction for clients across the globe. She was a founding member of WiPS Hong Kong and was its first president.

Formerly an occasional writer of poetry and short stories, Sandra is now making writing the focus of her life. Born in Australia, with a background in politics and law, she relocated to Hong Kong in 1995 where she adopted as a single parent. Sandra dedicates her writing to those with challenges of the psyche. She can also assist with editing. Sandra recently returned to live in Sydney.

Barbara grew up on organic farms in Iowa, Colorado and Vermont, and has spent her adult life in Ithaca, New York, Taipei, Shanxi, New York City, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Hong Kong and San Francisco, working variously as a teacher, lawyer and parent. She enjoys trying to reflect her experience and observations in poetry, biographical essays and in graphic works using coloured pencil and watercolour.

Dr. Stephanie Han is a prize-winning author, educator, and speaker. Her online classes at drstephaniehan.com prioritize voice, craft, and community. She lives in Hawai'i, home of her family since 1904.

Ritu Hemnani is a journalist, teacher, and storyteller. She is also a voice actor and motivational speaker. Ritu’s debut historical Middle-Grade Novel-in-Verse, ‘Three Colors of Hope,’ is set for publication by Harper Collins/Balzer and Bray in the Spring of 2024.

Keen to publish features that spur readers to get physically active and adopt healthy lifestyles. Former English editor and voice-over specialist for news.gov.hk; former Baptist University journalism lecturer; purely plant-powered marathoner and trail-runner; SPCA (HK) ExCo member; spouse of late best-selling author Dr Chi-shun Feng; proud Canuck.