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盧妤

本名盧彥妤，香港生，現居倫敦。十來歲初接觸同志研究，視野從此開闊，自此以性別理論充權。香港浸會大學人文學科學士，畢業後到英國倫敦大學學院攻讀性別研究碩士，回港後積極參與平權運動，以開放和性正向的態度與角度撰寫電影介紹及評論，文章見於G點電視及映畫手民，並於二零一五年與性別研究學者金曄路統籌《學人。性。創作》Facebook專頁，開始創作短篇故事。

她的作品觸及酷兒性相、身份政治、慾望、移民，和當代的離散主題。首部小說《蓉蓉》於二零一九年二月，由香港CLEAN PRESS出版，述說法籍華裔的蓉蓉的顛簸半生和感情事，揭示第二代移民在移民接受國的成長經歷和身份掙扎。台灣松鼠文化於二零二二年印刷台灣版，於二零二四年再版。作品為二零二二年Aesop酷兒文學圖書館香港站選書，盧妤為其中一位焦點作家。

當代移民、身份、國族議題及離散均是盧妤所關注的議題。第二本長篇小說《接木法》以海外亞裔女同志的離散生活與感情面貌，作為移民和融入的隱喻，探討離散創傷、中間身份、歸屬感、非關係與寂寞等主題，於二零二四年由台灣松鼠文化出版。

下部作品《人間兔洞》正在成形，議題繼續圍繞移民、性相，並探討酷兒友誼。

Yin​ Lo

Born and raised in Hong Kong. Yin is a writer, lives and works in London. After finishing her bachelor’s degree in Humanities, Hong Kong Baptist University, she pursued a master’s degree in Gender Studies at University College London. Since then she has been an active member in the Hong Kong LGBTQ movement. Putting her studies into practice, she wrote film reviews and recommendations from a gender studies perspective and with a non-judgemental and sex positive attitude. Her work is seen on various Hong Kong online platforms including Cinezen and G-Dot TV.

Her works address queer sexualities, identity, desire, migration as well as diaspora in the modern times. Her first book Yung Yung - a novella published with CLEAN PRESS in Feb 2019, Hong Kong, told a story of a French Chinese girl and her love affairs. The identity and sexual struggles of second generation immigrants unfolds. The Taiwanese version was published in 2022 with Squirrel Culture, Taiwan and the 2nd edition was printed in 2024. The work was selected in the Aesop Queer Library Hong Kong in 2022 with Yin being one of the three focus writers of the event. 

Diasporic trauma, identity, in-betweenness, belonging, non-relationship and loneliness are the motifs of Yin’s work. She corporates these themes into her second book Grafting - a 110,000-word novel that depicts the love life of a new immigrant from Hong Kong as an analogy to the integrating process of moving from one’s hometown to another city. It was published by Squirrel Culture in 2024, Taiwan. 

Her next endeavour Rabbit Hole (working title) continues to explore queer sexuality and identity, together with queer friendship.