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Tamil literature, culture, and lifestyle have always been strongly influenced by the geography of the homeland. It is only in Singapore that Tamils first found their literary inspiration became detach...
On 27 August 2020, Marylyn Tan / 陈瑞琳 became the first woman poet to win the Singapore Literature Prize. Less than an hour after her victory, this news was broadcast online by the country’s leading Eng...
In the year 1841, a Malay-speaking scribe in Singapore named Abdullah Bin Abdul Kadir wrote about his visit to the Sesostris, a British ship laying in harbor on its way to China. In lively prose, Abdu...
In the past, there were only two notions for those who sported a beard here: either you were in a religious preacher group or a notorious person. You were either black or white. But as human beings, w...
Amir Muhammad: Maybe not dramatically, but psychologically. If we observe writers like Hamzah Hussein and A. Samad Said, they were formerly based in Singapore, and later moved here. This includes P. ...
