Nyo Min Lu | |
|---|---|
| Native name | ညိုမင်းလူ |
| Born | Tin Maung Tun 12 October 1953 Sagaing, Myanmar |
| Occupation | Writer |
| Alma mater | B.V S |
| Spouse | Mi Mi Thaw |
Nyo Min Lu is a Burmese writer known for mostly writing short stories and translating others' work. He had written over 2000 articles and short novels. [1] [2] [3]
Nyo Min Lu was born in Sagaing Region, on 14 October 1953 and raised by his father, Tin Tun and his mother, Daw Tin Nyunt. He was their only son.
He started as a business journalist working in the early 1990s for such magazines as Dana, Myanma Dana and Living Colour, with colleagues who included Sue Hnget, Nay Win Myint and Mg Ko Ko (Amarapura), writers who began their careers in business reporting.
On May 30, 2008, he married Mi Mi Thaw.
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