2018
1.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy.
Too Too Too Too (poetry). Singapore: Math Paper Press. 2018. 100 pp.
2.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy. An Extraterrestrial in Hong Kong. Hong Kong: Musical Stone and Hong Kong Arts Development Council. December 2018 (launch date). 48 pp.
3.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy.
“Letter To My Niece” (short memoir). Swedish PEN’s
The Dissident Blog. November 2018. np.
4.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy.
“Translated” (poem).
Berfrois. November 2018. np.
5.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy. “Du Maurier, George” (73-74), “Maugham, William Somerset” (150-151), “The Time Machine” and “Wells, H. G.”. In Kevin A. Morrison (ed.)
Companion to Victorian Popular Fiction. McFarland. 2018.
6.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy.
Her Name Upon the Strand (short fiction + photography). Singapore: Delere Press. November 2018 (launch date). 100 pp.
8.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy. “A Clock Glimpsed in a Dream”. Voice & Verse Poetry Magazine. Issue 43 (September 2018), 5.
10.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy (with Lucas Klein and others, as translators).
Whisky Effusions by Chris Song. Hong Kong: Musical Stone. 2018.
11.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy. “We Cannot Afford to Forget”. Voice & Verse Poetry Magazine. Issue 42 (July 2018), p. 5.
12.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy. “Lives Lived”. Voice & Verse Poetry Magazine. Issue 41 (May 2018), p. 59.
15.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy.
“Writing Hong Kong’s Ethos”. In Polley J., Poon V., Hee LH. (eds)
Cultural Conflict in Hong Kong. Singapore: Palgrave Macmillan. 2018, pp. 179-207. DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-7766-1_11
17.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy (with Michael O’Sullivan, Eddie Tay and Michael Tsang). “Hong Kong Studies: A Beginning” (with Michael O’Sullivan, Eddie Tay and Michael Tsang). Hong Kong Studies Vol. 1, No. 1, March 2018, pp. 1-6.
18.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy. “Varied and Plenty: Ten Years of Cha Poetry and a New Beginning at Voice & Verse”. Voice & Verse Poetry Magazine. Issues39-40 (March 2018), pp. 1-2.
21.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy. “The Clocks in Dickens. GSTF Journal on Education, 4(1): January 2018, pp. 1-6. ISSN 2345-7171.
2017
2.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy, Jason Y. Ng, Sarah Schafer, 鄭樂捷及鄭煒 (合編).
<<香港二十: 反思回歸廿載>>. 香港: 香港筆會 及 Blacksmith Books, 2017.
5.
Ho, Lai-Ming and Joshua Ip (eds). Twin Cities: An Anthology of Twin Cinema from Singapore and Hong Kong. Singapore: Landmark books, 2017. 88 pp.
15.
Ho, Lai-Ming Tammy. “Two Zero Four Seven”, “How the Narratives of Hong Kong are Written with China in Sight”, “Maybe” (poems).
Hong Kong 20/20: Reflections on a Borrowed Place. Hong Kong: PEN Hong Kong and Blacksmith Books, 2017. pp. 220-224.