Poetry
Hsin Hsin speaks, reads and writes in Chinese, English, Japanese and French. She writes poems in these languages
- Poetry Books
- "iWrite", 2011, ISBN 978-981-08-9367-5, Dewey Decimal Class 821
- "To The Point", 2010, ISBN 978-981-06-6031-8
- "Between The Lines", 2004, Pro-Literature Verlag, ISBN 978-3-937034-51-5
- "Between The Lines", 2004, ISBN 978-981-04-9512-1, Dewey Decimal Class 821
- "In Bytes We Travel", 1997, ISBN 978-981-02-3359-4, Dewey Decimal Class 828, Library of Congress PR9570.S53 L5644 1997
- "Sunny Side Up", 1994, ISBN 978-981-00-5840-1, Library of Congress PR9570.S53 L797 1994
- "Love @ 1st Byte", 1992, ISBN 978-981-02-1026-7, Dewey Decimal Class 821, Library of Congress PR9570.S53 L565 1992
- "From Time to Time", 1991, ISBN 978-981-00-2705-6, Library of Congress PR9570.S53 L794 1991
- "Take a Word for a Walk", 1989, ISBN 978-981-00-1085-0, Dewey Decimal Class 821, Library of Congress PR9570.S53 L57 1989
Her poetry books have been cataloged in major libraries in the world:
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- National Library of Canada, Canada
- The British Library, England
- Deutsche Bibliothek, Germany
- Deutsche Bücherei, Germany
- Library of Congress, USA
- Libraries in Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia
- University libraries in USA, Canada, England, Australia and Hong Kong
- Museum libraries in Germany and Canada
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