Samantha Neugebauer reviews Yangsze Choo’s The Night Tiger (USA: Flatiron Books, 2019).
“Suicide Friend,” “Breaking Up with You,” “The Man Who Loved to Plant Water Spinach,” and “Alpha Ursae Minoris”
Read MoreEric Norris reviews The Other Merlion And Friends by Gwee Li Sui (Singapore: Landmark Books, 2015).
Read More“Call Centre,” a story by Nidhi Arora.
Read MoreManish Melwani on the Fiction of S. Rajaratnam.
Read MoreBinghao Wong responds to Loo Zihan’s With/Out, a re-enactment of Paddy Chew's 1999 show about his HIV+ status.
Read More“Ants,” “Condensation,” “Grounded,” and “Conflict resolution”
Read More“Cardiff”
Read More“The Light, Summer 2019", “En Route to the Himalayas,” and “The Cinema of Lovemaking”
Read MoreSingaporean writers, artists, and thinkers choose their favorite read of the year.
Read More“Here Comes the Sun” by Yeo Wei Wei.
Read More Diane Josefowicz reviews Judith Huang’s Sofia and the Utopia Machine (Singapore: Epigram Books, 2018).
Call on Singaporean Writers to Condemn Seelan Palay’s Wrongful Imprisonment
Read More"The World Has Changed" and "The Man Tearing at Flowers"
Read MoreQuash the Wrongful Conviction and Sentence of Artist-activist Seelan Palay.
Read MoreGwee Li Sui, Singaporean poet, graphic artist, and literary critic, looks into the crystal ball to see the future of Singapore literature.
Read MoreCaroline Chang reviews Sugarbread by Balli Kaur Jaswal (Singapore: Epigram Books, 2015).
Read MoreSingaporean poet and photographer Marc Nair on the spomenik, free-standing commemorative structure found across the Balkans.
Read MoreArtist and writer Tania De Rozario responds with a work of art to a poem by Cyril Wong.
Read MoreKendrick Loo reviews Rita Banerjee’s Echo in Four Beats (USA: Finishing Line Press, 2018).
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