Lio Min is the acclaimed author of Beating Heart Baby, a longtime music reporter, a MacDowell fellow, and a fullmetal optimist. The L.O.V.E. Club is their second novel. Min lives in Oakland, California, and writes toward the future.

2022年7月26日 · Lio Min's Beating Heart Baby is the story of two boys: Santi, who is given the opportunity to participate in his new high school's marching band as a way to keep him on the straight and narrow; and Suwa, who is the star of the marching band and wants nothing more than to become a professional musician. Little do they know when they meet that ...

Writer Lio Min has devoted their life to writing about music, magic, and sadness at the locus of queer youth culture and metamorphic Asia America. Their culture reporting and fiction have appeared in The FADER, the Asian American Writers' …

Lio Min is the acclaimed author of Beating Heart Baby, a long-time music reporter, and a fullmetal optimist. They live in Oakland, California, and write toward the future.

2023年6月9日 · Lio Min has devoted their life to writing about music, magic and sadness at the locus of queer youth culture and metamorphic Asia America. Their culture reporting and fiction have appeared in The FADER, the Asian American Writers' Workshop, and Them., among others.

2022年7月25日 · Lio Min’s new YA novel, “Beating Heart Baby,” tracks two boys who meet early online.

Lio Min expertly melds compelling characters with engaging narratives, offering readers a unique and fresh take on the world of Young Adult romance. Each story they weave is a tapestry of life’s complexities, told through the lens of relatable characters, each …

2022年7月28日 · Lio Min has listened to, played and performed, and written about music for most of their life. Their debut novel Beating Heart Baby is about boys, bands, and Los Angeles. They've profiled and interviewed acts including Japanese Breakfast, Rina Sawayama, MUNA, Caroline Polachek, Christine and the Queens, Raveena, Tei Shi, Speedy Ortiz, and Mitski.

2023年5月17日 · Lio Min writes about music, magic, and sadness at the nexus of queer youth culture and metamorphic Asia America. Their culture reporting and fiction have appeared in The FADER, the Asian American Writers’ Workshop, Nylon, and many other outlets.