Qin Qin
Author of Memoir and Biography
based in ACT
Qin Qin grew up striving to be ‘good’. By 29, she was an ex-lawyer, a Harvard graduate with four degrees working overseas for UNICEF – and a miserable overachiever. After one too many crises, Qin Qin chose to question the script, a journey she explores in her debut memoir, Model Minority Gone Rogue. It’s the first title published under Benjamin Law’s book scouting partnership with Hachette. Qin Qin was named a 40 under 40: Most Influential Asian Australian and is a librarian and regular interviewer/speaker. She lives in Canberra and her life mission is to live consciously on her own terms.
