Content architect and book blogger, Shilpa Raikar, treated Wayne to the full Sukasa Reads experience with a glowing review, an interview and video bites. “Full of grit and heart, Wayne Ng’s The Family Code is one novel not to be missed. Not only does it ground you in today’s reality, but it features unforgettable characters […]
Book blogger Mardi Michels says THE FAMILY CODE is a “riveting, important read that I could not put down” and highly recommends it. It was one best books Mardi read this summer, and she read over 60! High praise indeed. “Ng tackles delicate and difficult issues eloquently and with sensitivity and his vast experience as […]
Wayne had such an in-depth and thoughtful conversation with Lucy E.M. Black in The Artisanal Writer about writing his novel The Family Code. The Artisanal Writer is an online journal about the craft of writing and reading. It explores what makes great writing, how great writing happens and how writers we love to read, make […]
Like Wayne’s novel The Family Code, there is so much richness and hope in messy, dilapidated family stories. He compiled an annotated reading list of some of his favourites and why, for the 49thShelf.com blog. Check it out! Families: It’s Complicated Recommended titles include: THE PUSH, by Ashley Audrain THE WOO WOO, by Lindsay Wong […]
Wayne had such fun sitting down with Richard Crouse, the legendary film and culture critic. They talked about writing, social work and his novel The Family Code. Richard Crouse is the regular film critic for the 24 hour news source CTV’s News Channel and CP24. His syndicated Saturday afternoon radio show, The Richard Crouse Show, […]
Carrie Stanton, a regular book reviewer for The Miramichi Reader, says THE FAMILY CODE is a “superb page-turner” Carrie is the author of The Jewel and Beast Bot, and picture books, Emmie and the Fierce Dragon and The Gardener. She loves to write stories that grow wings and transport readers everywhere. Carrie Stanton’s review is […]
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Please join Massy Arts Society, Massy Books and Guernica Editions in celebrating the Vancouver launch of Wayne Ng’s novel The Family Code. Wayne Ng talks with Wiley Wei-Chiun Ho about his new book, The Family Code, his first work not featuring an Asian protagonist. They will discuss both straying from and remaining within the lane of immigrant tropes. […]
THE FAMILY CODE is so RAW, that it comes with a content warning, so it was the perfect book to discuss on The Raw Mike Richards Show – Newstalk Sauga 960AM Wayne had a fun conversation with Mike and special guest, Chris Houston from The Idea Shop. Take a listen…. THE FAMILY CODE – Get […]
Please join Wayne for an afternoon of literature, community and conversation at the Supermarket in Toronto’s Kensington Market. Guernica Editions launches THE FAMILY CODE and other new releases. Sunday June 11, 2023 at 3:30pm, 268 Augusta Ave, Toronto ON. There will be readings from four Guernica Authors: Wayne Ng, author of The Family Code Jade Wallace, […]
Watch Derick Fage interview Wayne on Daytime Ottawa, Rogers TV, about his new novel THE FAMILY CODE! First a centerfold in Fifty-Five Plus Magazine and now on TV – Wayne is on FIRE THE FAMILY CODE – Get your copy NOW!