★★★☆☆ Book Review: The Elephant and the Tree by Jin Pyn Lee
Heartbreaking children’s book about conservation. Children’s books don’t always have to showcase the most groundbreaking art to leave an impact.Continue Reading
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★★★☆☆ Book Review: The Womps – Chick Bee’s Charming Cha-Cha by John Lim and Samantha Han
Learning to stay true to oneself, with the help of these furry friends. Following their introduction to the world inContinue Reading
★★☆☆☆ Book Review: Save Me From Chloe by Kang Jing
Fledgling comic strip needs time to work on its writing and world-building. Living with a younger sibling can be oneContinue Reading
Golden Point Award 2021 now open for submissions
Ever wanted to put your writing skills to the test? The Golden Point Award is Singapore’s premier creative writing competition and willContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Book Review: The Years of Forgetting by Sofia Abdullah
It takes many moons before one can finally move on. There’s an article I was reading the other day aboutContinue Reading
Viddsee original documentary series Memories on a Plate launched for Singapore HeritageFest
Food has always held a strong place in our hearts. Why? Because it’s never just about the taste; it’s aboutContinue Reading
Tusitala ‘delivers’ food and poetry with Local Flavours
Feeling hungry for some poetry? Local digital storytelling studio Tusitala is here to satisfy your cravings, with their new websiteContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Book Review: Chronicles of a Circuit Breaker by Joseph Chiang
An on-the-nose digest of comics adding a dose of humour to Singapore’s circuit breaker. Thanks to the pandemic and ourContinue Reading
By The Book: Hamed Ismail receives Tun Seri Lanang Award at Anugerah Persuratan (Malay Literary Awards) 2020/21
Five outstanding Singapore Malay writers will receive the Anugerah Persuratan (AP) Award at the 14th awards ceremony on Saturday, 10Continue Reading
★★★★☆ Book Review: Ace Agent Spycat and the Mayonnaise Mayhem by Darren Lim
Crime-fighting cats return to save the world’s landmarks from thieving racoons. When we read the first book in Darren Lim’sContinue Reading
