CrimeReads’ List of New Mysteries in 2020
Mimi Lee Gets a Clue is called “a fabulous addition to the field of cat mysteries.”
Pages as Mirrors
My personal essay about the need for diverse books.
Kirkus review for Mimi Lee Gets a Clue
“A frothy, fun series debut.”
Most anticipated books of 2020
Mimi Lee Gets a Clue is on the She Reads list as one of the most anticipated books by women for 2020.
Publishers Weekly review of Mimi Lee Gets a Clue
The first book in the new Sassy Cat Mysteries is called a “sparkling series launch.”
2020 Reading Challenge
Mimi Lee Gets a Clue is on this reading list featuring wonderful books by women of color. Challenge yourself to read 52 books in 52 weeks!
Tips for Aspiring Novelists
Giving out writing advice along with some fellow authors on the Skillshare blog.
Wedding Woes audiobook reviewed on Printed & Bound Book blog
“A fun, well-written cozy mystery.”
Book Riot reading list
The 228 Legacy is listed among other amazing self-published titles.
OjO Interview Series
Find me on Miami mystery writer R.V. Reyes’ blog talking about Robot Revenge.
Great Taiwanese American reads
The 228 Legacy is mentioned alongside a stellar list of great #ownvoices literature.
Dragonfly Dreams is mentioned in Teen Vogue!
Humbled that Dragonfly Dreams is listed among other great Asian-led books that deserve movie adaptations.
Publishers Marketplace and Sisters in Crime newsletter
My new cozy mystery series is mentioned in two newsletters!
BookEnds Author Interview
A “Welcome to BookEnds Literary Agency” interview for me!
The Tao of Self Confidence
Interviewed by the fabulous Sheena Yap Chan in her podcast
Review of Dragonfly Dreams by Lisbeth Coiman
“I highly recommend Dragonfly Dreams.”
Author Interview on The Writing Life
Questions about Dragonfly Dreams from another award-winning multicultural author, Eleanor Parker Sapia.
Author Interview by L.L. Kane
Linda Lee Kane sits down with me as we discuss Dragonfly Dreams
Book review of Dragonfly Dreams by Carol Early Cooney
“[Chow] successfully branches into Young Adult paranormal.”
Dragonfly Dreams review on Chick Lit Plus
“What an imaginative book about the afterlife! Jennifer J. Chow wrote a magical story!”
Book review of Dragonfly Dreams from Rebecca Lovell Books
“I absolutely loved this book. The characters were easy to identify with and as I got to know them I felt like they were part of my own family.”
Dragonfly Dreams review on Joy’s Book Blog
“Death and the perils of parenting are pretty mature concepts, but ones that teens think about — it’s great to have a book that addresses them.”
Put Pen to Paper
Interviewed on AndiLit.com about how and why I write.
Asians Doing Everything
Featured on blog featuring interesting work APIs do around the world.
Escape with Dollycas
Review: “A really good first effort to start this series.” Also my guest post about escaping to a mystery writers’ convention and a giveaway.
Bayview Change Agent Newsletter
My article, “Our Life Stories Matter,” is featured in the magazine.
Taiwanese Canadian Monthly
My article, “Inspired by Taiwan,” is featured in the magazine on page 20.
Publishers Weekly Review for The 228 Legacy
“This story is touching in its depiction of the characters’ changing relationships… a pleasant read.”
Christa Reads and Writes
“This is a well-written story that intertwines Asian culture and values…”
Dru’s Book Musings
An excerpt from a day in the life with Winston Wong.
Readers’ Favorite Five-Star Review
“J.J.Chow has written a great mystery mixing seniors, video games and quirky characters together in a perfect blend.”
Griperang’s Bookmarks
“This is a perfect book for you to take to the beach for a good day of reading.”
Q&A on Living Life With Joy
Why I adore Winston and more…
Storeybook Reviews
Participated in #MysteryMonday
A Blue Million Books
Interviewed by Amy Metz, author of the Goose Pimple Junction Mystery Series
Socrates’ Book Reviews
A spotlight on Seniors Sleuth.
Shelley’s Book Case
“This book was so fun to read and it really brightened my day with the wit and charm that Winston brings…”
Miki’s Hope
Seniors Sleuth is called a “cute read.”
Joy’s Book Blog
An author interview conducted by librarian Joy Weese Moll, plus a book review of Seniors Sleuth.
Author Interview as J.J. Chow
Interviewed by J. David Core on The Lupa Schwartz Mysteries Blog.
Book Review (in Taiwanese)
Post about The 228 Legacy written by Mr. Oo Tiongsiong, Chief Editor for Taiwanese Literature Battlefront.
MotherWriters.com Interview
Profiled on website about how I balance writing and mothering.
Outreach for Taiwan
Mentioned in their blog post about 228.
Northwest Asian Weekly
Interview in “the only weekly English-edition newspaper serving Washington’s Asian community.”
TaiwaneseAmerican.org Interview
Q & A with tidbits about inspiration for my novel and my tagline.
UCLA Extension Catalog
Featured in the “I Got Published!” section.
Who You Calling Old Podcast
A discussion of my book as it relates to aging issues, like loss of identity, deteriorating health, and caregiver burden.
Foreword Reviews’ Book of the Year Award
The 228 Legacy is a finalist in the multicultural category!
Canaan Taiwanese Christan Church Q&A
Why I broke Asian stereotypes, the interweaving of faith, and more!
Ketagalan Project–Reflection on the 228 Massacre
A formal explanation of the event that inspired my book, alongside my author interview.
Inheritance Magazine
Called an “Author of Reconciliation” in their magazine.
Laurel Mountain Post Review
“Chow neatly weaves the lives of her characters…” A review of my novel in the regional publication that’s been called “The Voice of Pennsylvania” by BBC News (on pg. 26, 33).
Cornell Alumni Magazine
My book listed alongside other Cornell authors’ works.
Eat Sleep Write Interview
Listen to the podcast (click on link above).
Torrance CitiCABLE Interview
Interviewed on Spotlight Torrance (segment starts at 10:41).
UCLA Writers’ Program Blog
Featured as a success story on the UCLA Extension blog.
Pacific Times Article
My book launch and novel described in Chinese.
Interview on Inspiration and Originality Underlined
More on my experience as a writer and the publishing process.
(Also reprinted on http://ezinearticles.com.)
World Journal Article
An article written in Chinese, detailing my book.
Book Review on B. Morrison’s Blog
“While relationships lie at the core of this light, enjoyable read, some weightier issues of history and identity make it stand out.”
Taipei Times Article
Insight into my research and past Taiwan trips.
Asian American Press Article
More on the inspiration behind my novel.
Interview with The Romance of Mystery
Five questions, including one asking about the elements in my novel dearest to my heart.
Angry Reader of the Week
I’m profiled on the Angry Asian Man blog. Find out what unleashes my inner tiger.
Q&A on Jane Porter’s Blog
Find out more about me as I answer the top questions you’ve always wanted to know, like my favorite dessert/snack or my most memorable conference experience.
