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June 15, 2015

EQUATORIAL SUNSHINE by Wong Su Ann

June 15, 2015

EQUATORIAL SUNSHINE by Wong Su AnnEquatorial Sunshine offers more than just another collection of poems — it also contains snippets of musings. These musings are written in prose poetry form. This means they are laid out in prose but in a lyrical manner befitting a collection of poems. It’s evident that Su Ann put a lot of herself into Equatorial Sunshine. That’s why her poems surely are relatable to anyone in their twenties.

· Categories: Poetry Keywords: life, memories, on love, singaporean authors

May 29, 2014

MY SINGAPORE LOVER by Judy Chapman

May 29, 2014

MY SINGAPORE LOVER by Judy ChapmanI visited the library earlier today, fully determined to check out the Singapore collection. Faced with the fiction shelf of Singapore literature, this one bright blue spine popped out, so I took it from the shelf. Turns out it was My Singapore Lover. While I didn’t really know what it was about, I had seen copies of that book on display at bookstores. I thus started to read the book. 20 pages in, I already wanted to chuck it aside. Nothing really grabbed me but I didn’t want to make snap judgements. Plus, My Singapore Lover was published fairly recently, which I figured fits in squarely with Crazy Rich Asians, another book set in Singapore that was published last year. (I have yet to read it.)

· Categories: Fiction Keywords: adultery, affairs, australian authors, cheating, consumerism, culture, ethnicity, expatriates, multiculturalism, publishing industry, race relations, racism, realistic fiction, working life

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