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The Speculative Literature Foundation has chosen Sohini Basak is the winner of the 2023 Gulliver Travel Grant. Basak’s winning piece is Fox in Rain. Sohini Basak is a writer of fiction, poetry and the in-between. Her 2018 poetry collection We Live in the Newness of Small Differences was awarded the inaugural International Beverly Manuscript Prize. Her

The Speculative Literature Foundation has chosen Sohini Basak is the winner of the 2023 Gulliver Travel Grant. Basak’s winning piece is Fox in Rain. Sohini Basak is a writer of fiction, poetry and the in-between. Her 2018 poetry collection We Live in the Newness of Small Differences was awarded the inaugural International Beverly Manuscript Prize. Her

For lovers of literature, particularly impactful short stories, the Commonwealth Short Story Prize is one to watch on the annual writing calendar.

  The Commonwealth Foundation has announced that five ‘gripping’ stories tackling ‘difficult metaphysical and historical questions’ have won the Commonwealth Short Story Prize, the world’s most global literary prize. The writers—who hail ...

It has been closed for a while actually.

For five days, luxury skincare brand Aesop will be converting two of its stores to mini libraries as part of its Aesop Women's Library initiative. While you won't be able to purchase Aesop's products from its VivoCity and Marina Bay Sands stores from today (April 20) till April 24, you'll be able to pick out a free book. The stores...

This year, Covid-19 has pretty much remained a huge talking point, and developments of the virus (and new variants) have also taken up a significant p

She has spoken out for the first time since a viral expose on Kenny Leck's alleged misconduct.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - The ex-wife of disgraced BooksActually owner Kenny Leck has spoken out for the first time since a viral expose on his alleged misconduct upended Singapore's literary scene. In a Facebook post on Thursday (Sept 30), Ms Renee Ting said she feels that "people are talking around us, but no one is really talking to us". In the article...

The poet said she did not believe people were transformed through shaming.