Lydia Kang

Lydia Kang is a renowned American author, particularly known for her fiction work. She is a graduate of Columbia University and New York University School of Medicine, and completed her training at Bellevue Hospital in New York City. After completing her education, she decided to pursue a career in internal medicine, while also nurturing her passion for writing. She currently balances her time between her medical practice and writing, demonstrating her dedication and commitment to both fields.

Kang's writing is characterized by her unique blend of historical mysteries, forensics, anatomy, apothecary medicine, and chemistry. Many of her novels take place in New York City and feature strong female protagonists. Some of her most popular adult fiction novels include "A Beautiful Poison," "The Impossible Girl," and "Opium and Absinthe," which was released in July 2020. In addition to her adult fiction, Kang has also written nonfiction books, such as "Quackery: A Short History of the Worst Ways to Cure Everything," which she co-authored with Nate Pederson.

Kang is also well-known for her young adult (YA) novels, which explore a range of themes and genres. Her YA novels include "Control," "Catalyst," "The November Girl," and "TOXIC," a space opera about a created, teen girl who's abandoned on a biological spaceship. Kang's writing is not only engaging and thought-provoking, but it also provides a fresh perspective on various historical and scientific topics. She has a talent for weaving together complex narratives that captivate her readers and keep them coming back for more.

Kang is active on social media and can be followed on Facebook (AuthorLydiaKang) and Instagram (@LydiaKang). She enjoys connecting with her readers and sharing insights into her writing process and medical career. With her unique background and diverse writing portfolio, Lydia Kang is a talented and accomplished author who continues to inspire and entertain readers with her captivating stories.