“The Relationship,” a story by Mozid Mahmud.
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Yeow Kai Chai reviews Vijay Seshadri’s That Was Now, This Is Then (USA: Graywolf Press, 2020).
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Winner of the 1st Singapore Unbound Awards for the Best Undergraduate Critical Essays on Singapore and Other Literatures: “Feminist Documentaries in Singapore,” by Liow Xin Li.
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Winner of the 1st Singapore Unbound Awards for the Best Undergraduate Critical Essays on Singapore and Other Literatures: “Stateless Citizens: Apathy as Defence Mechanism in Amanda Lee Koe’s Ministry of Moral Panic,” by Ho Kin Yunn.
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Winner of the 1st Singapore Unbound Awards for the Best Undergraduate Critical Essays on Singapore and Other Literatures: “In Pursuit of Queer Singapore: Tracing Queer Time and Space in Singaporean Speculative Fiction,” by Joan Ang.
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Winner of the 1st Singapore Unbound Awards for the Best Undergraduate Critical Essays on Singapore and Other Literatures: “The Modern Malay Woman’s Reclaimed (Home)land: Syncretisation as a Strategy of Resistance in Singapore Theatre,” by Danial Matin Bin Zaini.
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Aileen Liang reviews JinJin Xu’s There is Still Singing in the Afterlife (USA: Radix Media, 2020).
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In this interview, painter Khairulddin Wahab speaks about his desire to re-enchant the natural world.
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Rebecca Kwee reviews How Beautiful We Were by Imbolo Mbue (USA: Penguin Random House, 2021).
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Lim Xin Hwee on the fuck-you cockroach in Craig Santos Perez’s poem “Cockroach Ode.”
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“Quartet for Phylogenesis,” a poem by Maggie Wang
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“My Baby Brother Flood,” a story by Khải Đơn.
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“If Moses was Filipino,” by Venezia May; “Messages from the Chairman,” by Jaime Oscar M. Salazar; and “Vessels,” by Shuchi.
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Poet and editor Esther Vincent on how eco-poetry contributes to movement building.
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“The Hawker Centres of Atlantis,” a story by Jie Venus Cohen.
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“Out of the Well,” an essay by Jolene Tan.
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We are very excited to announce the results of Singapore Unbound’s 1st Flash Fiction Contest.
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Lim Xin Hwee on the virtual self in Nurul Amillin Hussain’s poem “Re: New Ways to be Lonely.”
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Stewart Dorward reviews The Flesh Hunters by Jocelyn Suarez (Singapore: Epigram Books, 2021).
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Eunice Chin reviews Judith Schalansky’s An Inventory of Losses (US: New Directions, 2020), translated by Jackie Smith.
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