Less guilt, more joy at Singapore Writers Festival 2021
Taking on the theme of ‘Guilty Pleasures’ this year, the 2021 Singapore Writers Festival (SWF) was set to tackle everythingContinue 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
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
Singapore Writers Festival returns in November 2021
The 2020 Singapore Writers Festival drew to a close just last November in its first ever digital edition, but it’sContinue Reading
Review: Singapore Writers Festival 2020 – Intimacy
There’s never been a literary festival quite like the 2020 Singapore Writers Festival (SWF), thanks to the ongoing pandemic. WithContinue Reading
By The Book: Singapore Writers Festival 2020 reveals more international authors, including Margaret Atwood and Naomi Klein
The 23rd Singapore Writers Festival (SWF) will see 10 international headliners in its upcoming digital edition, a record-breaking number inContinue Reading
By The Book: Singapore Writers Festival 2020 – Intimacy (Preview)
If it’s one thing we’ve learnt during Singapore’s circuit breaker lockdown, it’s that there’s nothing more comforting to distract youContinue Reading
Singapore Writers Festival 2019: Bad Feminist Roxane Gay Speaks About Bodies, Pop Culture and the Importance of Media Literacy
Roxane Gay is an icon for our times. Big, black, queer and intellectual, Roxane rounded off the final weekend ofContinue Reading
Singapore Writers Festival 2019 Closes with Literary Stars and Contemporary Topics, Marking New Festival Director Pooja Nansi’s Inaugural Edition
The 22nd edition of the Singapore Writers Festival (SWF) concluded on 10 November after a stellar 10-day line-up of literaryContinue Reading
Singapore Writers Festival 2019: An Interview with Min Jin Lee, Author of Pachinko and Free Food For Millionaires
“I like writing because I don’t like talking very much,” says author Min Jin Lee. “I was really one ofContinue Reading
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