Arts of Hong Kong: Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2021 – The Rebound Edition
HONG KONG – The Hong Kong International Literary Festival (HKILF) announces highlight programmes for their 21st Festival, entitled the ReboundContinue Reading
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Speed Hating, Singapore Crime Tours and other guilty pleasures at Singapore Writers Festival 2021
As the 2021 Singapore Writers Festival (SWF) draws ever closer, they’re certainly whetting our appetites as they tease even moreContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Book Review: Yellow Man – Lee Wen, the Artist Who Dared by Chan Li Shan and Weng Pixin
Endearing picture book tells the inspiring story of the late Lee Wen. The death of pioneering artist Lee Wen inContinue Reading
Preview: Singapore Writers Festival 2021 – Guilty Pleasures
Do you feel like you have to slip a saucy novel between the covers of something less…salacious? Ever quickly switchContinue Reading
By The Book: Epigram Bookshop pop-up features new partnerships with local brands
Following the temporary closure of the Huggs-Epigram Coffee Bookshop, Epigram Bookshop is opening a 5-month pop-up store at 267 BeachContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Book Review: Uncle Daniel’s Favourite Colour by Far’ain Jaafar and Nisa’ Tuzzakirah
An introduction to synaesthesia and the many ways one can experience ‘sight’. Talking to disabled individuals can feel a littleContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Book Review: Let’s Not Talk Anymore by Weng Pixin
The pains of being a teenage girl, illustrated through five generations. It’s always a joy to see a Singaporean authorContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Book Review: The Woodsman by Elvin Ching
Action-packed supernatural horror comic leaves you thrilled. With its dark and foreboding cover art, bloody title font, and brooding protagonist,Continue Reading
★★★☆☆ Book Review: Just A Little Mynah – Makan Mischief by Evelyn Sue Wong and Dhanendra Poedjono
Multilingual adventures exploring Singapore’s multicultural cuisine. If she actually had opposable thumbs, Little Mynah could well be a food blogger,Continue Reading
★★★★☆ Book Review: What If The Wind Tears My Kite? by Adia Tay
Learning to cope with letting go. Once there was a boy who lived all alone on a hill. Then oneContinue Reading
