Born in China, Zoë S. Roy was an eyewitness to the red terror under Mao’s regime. Her writing has appeared in Canadian Stories, Thought Magazine and The Northern Light. Her debut short fiction collection, Butterfly Tears, was published by Inanna Publications and Education Inc. The Long March Home is her first novel.

M.Ed. in Adult Education (the University of New Brunswick)

M.A. in Atlantic Canada Studies (Saint Mary’s University)

Nothing is achieved without effort.--An English proverb. Working behind a cold window for ten years helps achieve a goal.--A Chinese proverb. Zoë has been making her effort...

The Dirty Dozen, with Zoë S. Roy
Interview with Zoë at Open Book Toronto

INTERVIEW WITH ZOË S. ROY
Interview with Zoë at The Short Review