Works in English By Lin TaiYi (Anor Lin) (second Daughter)
- (1939) Our Family with Adet Lin. (New York: John Day).
- (1941) Dawn over Chungking with Adet and MeiMei (HsiangJu) Lin. (New York: John Day, rpr. Da Capo, 1975 ).
- (1943) War Tide (New York: John Day).
- (1946) The Golden Coin (New York: John Day).
- (1959) The Eavesdropper (Cleveland: World).
- (1960) The Lilacs Overgrow (Cleveland: World).
- (1964) Kampoon Street (Cleveland,: World).
- (1965) translated, Li Ju-chen Flowers in the Mirror (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1965).
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