Larissa Lai is a Canadian author, poet, and academic whose work explores identity, technology, race, and the intersections of science fiction with Asian diasporic experience. She is a professor of English and has been recognised as one of the most innovative voices in Canadian speculative fiction.
The Tiger Flu is a visionary novel set in a dystopian future where pandemics, corporate greed, and environmental collapse have reshaped civilisation. Lai weaves together multiple timelines and perspectives, drawing on Chinese mythology and cyberpunk aesthetics to create a richly layered narrative about survival, community, and resistance.
The audiobook and book versions of The Tiger Flu offer listeners and readers a challenging, rewarding work of speculative fiction. Lai's writing appeals to fans of literary science fiction who appreciate stories that combine imaginative worldbuilding with incisive social commentary and deep cultural resonance.
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