Chan Ho-Kei
Chan Ho-Kei is a Hong Kong-born author who began his writing career in 2008 with the short story The Case of Jack and the Beanstalk, which was shortlisted for the Mystery Writers of Taiwan Award.
He followed with another award-winning short story before his debut novel, The Man Who Sold the World, claimed the prestigious Soji Shimada Mystery Award in 2011 — the most celebrated mystery prize in the Chinese-speaking world.
Before becoming an author, Chan worked across diverse creative fields including software engineering, scriptwriting, game design, and comic magazine editing.
His works have been published internationally across multiple languages.
