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Showing posts with label literary festivals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label literary festivals. Show all posts
Sunday 6 November 2022

IF you fancy going to the Singapore Writers Festival, read this!

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Singapore Writers Festival 2022 (SWF) opened on November 4, and continues until November 20th.  Here, Pooja Nansi, poet, educator and, since...
Friday 6 September 2019

Looking ahead: Singapore Writers Festival 2019

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The 22nd annual Singapore Writers Festival (SWF) returns this November with the theme A Language of Our Own . This edition seeks to examine ...
Friday 9 November 2018

Circumstance / A Yellow House

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If you're in Singapore do come along to the Asia launch of Circumstance by Rosie Milne, editor of Asian Books Blog, at the Singapore...
Tuesday 30 October 2018

Elaine Chiew Talks to Ng Yi-Sheng, author of Lion City

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Photo Courtesy: Epigram Books   Ng Yi-Sheng is a Singaporean poet, fictionist, playwright, journalist and LGBT+ activist. He has just ...
Wednesday 17 October 2018

On translation, by Nicky Harman

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Nicky Harman, Yan Ge, Natascha Bruce Let’s talk literary translation,  or how to keep audiences riveted by swearing at them Last w...
Wednesday 4 April 2018

Interview with Singapore Unbound Founder Jee Leong Koh

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This is Lucía Orellana Damacela first column as International Correspondent for Asian Books Blog. Interview with New York-based Singapore Un...
Wednesday 21 March 2018

Off to The Script Road, the Macau litfest

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  Yao Feng in conversation with Han Dong, March 2018 The Script Road in Macau has always had a reputation for being a good place to ge...