Rosalie (who has also published under the name Jessica) is a twenty-something fiction writer and essayist who has published in both English and Chinese. Her writing for The New York Times Chinese Website won a SOPA Award for Editorial Excellence in 2017, and her short story “Red Mask” (Shimmer 2016) was honorably mentioned in The Year’s Best Science Fiction and The Best Horror of the Year. She is an SFWA full member.
In the most recent decade of her life, Rosalie graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Comparative Literature, moonlighted as a pole-dancer in two Beijing nightclubs, tried and failed to get into medical school, and dropped out of a biology PhD program—before seriously pursuing her original dream of becoming a published author. These days, she works in the biotech industry by day and stays up way too late writing. She is an avid dancer and K-pop fan with many, many pets.
Rosalie was a 2020 Pitch Wars mentee and has returned as a mentor in 2021. Previously, she attended the Odyssey Writing Workshop in 2012.
Rosalie M. Lin 
http://cn.nytstyle.com/culture/20150917/tc17xinjiang/zh-hant/. It is well read, I love it. Ihave bee to Yining, a city of Xinjiang, and found it awesome. I hope your write a long story about the journey. Thought dangerous, Xinjiang should have been unfolded to the world. You are the rigth person for it.
Thank you, Mark! I’m glad you enjoyed it. Yining looks beautiful from pictures I’ve seen. I didn’t have a chance to go this time, but I hope to make the journey someday…
I love your article “华人在特朗普国：妈妈支持他，我怎么办？”, https://share.cnsxzh.com/technology/20161129/chinese-in-trumpland/. Where can I find the English version? I want to share it with other ABCs who cannot read Chinese.
Thank you so much.
Hey, Jessica, I enjoyed your articles very much! Well done!
Hey, Jessica, I enjoyed your articles very much! Well done!
Love the story with your grandmother. She’s a fighter and inspiration to my life!