Hsin-Hui Lin 林新惠 is a science fiction writer and literary critic based in Taipei, Taiwan. She is the author of the sci-fi short story collection Human Glitches, which investigates the blurring boundaries between humans and non-humans, the surreal moments that happen in our mundane life, and the loss and loneliness that consume us in the age of technology. As a debut novelist, she was awarded the 2020 Taiwan Literature Award for Books, one of the major literary prizes in Taiwan. She frequently publishes reviews and essays on major media, intersecting literature with current events and cultural activities. Currently, she is a PhD student in Taiwanese Literature at National Chengchi University. Her research concerns the relationship between literary texts and ecological and technological humanities.

林新惠1990年生，現就讀政治大學台灣文學研究所博士班。她的作品關注人與非人之間模糊曖昧的界線，以及平庸日常的超現實時刻。她的第一本小說集《瑕疵人型》獲得2020台灣文學金典獎。目前受國家文化藝術基金會補助，寫作長篇小說。她也在各種媒體上發表評論，主要關注文學與科技人文及生態人文的交織。