Ovidia Yu is one of Singapore’s best-known and most acclaimed writers. She has had more than thirty plays produced and is also the author of a number of mysteries that have been published in Singapore and India. NAW- How long…
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NAW Interview with Stephen Black
‘The City in a Pinstripe Suit’ by Jonathan Tan Ghee Tiong
‘Voices and Hearts’ by Timothy Nakayama (Malaysia)
Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology I was told that I would be getting my own room; it would be a more conducive environment for you, they said. They might have been overly generous…
‘Folk Remedies’ by Lay-Leng Ang (Singapore)
Short story selected for the 2011 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology Heaven forbade that we ever fell sick. To endure Mother’s grumbles the whole day when we were stuck at home, made us more ill. Always, it was about…
‘The Rage of a New Ancestor’ by Pranav S. Joshi (Singapore)
Short story selected for the 2010 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology In 1965, India had more banyan trees than toilets across the entire country. Under one huge banyan tree, fifty-one tribesmen, naked down to their loincloths, squatted on the…