Book Reviews / October 2018 (Issue 41: Writing Singapore)


Reasons to Live: Rachel Heng's Suicide Club

by Joshua Ip

 
Multiple Narratives of Truth: Living with Myths in Singapore and State of Emergency

by Mandy Chi Man Lo

 
Samuel Lee's A Field Guide to Supermarkets in Singapore

by Angus Whitehead
 
The Rise of Queer Singaporean Sci-Fi

by Ng Yi-Sheng

 
Stories for the Unseen

by Theophilus Kwek
 
An Elegy for Female Friendship: Sharlene Teo's Ponti

by Ann Ang

 
I Am Not Your Creation: Grace Chia's Mother of All Questions

by Nina Powles

 
The Joys of Spiaking Singlish: Or, Rather, Reading It: Gwee Li Sui's Spiaking Singlish

by Patrick Jiang

 
The Potential of the Poet: Cheryl Julia Lee's We Were Always Eating Expired Things

by Samantha Toh

 
Preaching to the Queer: Ng Yi-Sheng's A Book of Hims

by Paul Jerusalem

 
Pain and Desire: Jennifer Anne Champion's Caterwaul

by Angus Whitehead
 
Positions: Daryl Lim Wei Jie's A Book of Changes

by Al Lim
 
Dissecting Love and Language

by Stephanie Studzinski

 
In Transit

by Pow Jun Kai

 
Alvin Pang's What Happened

by Jerome Lim

 
Shubigi Rao's Pulp: A Short Biography of the Banished Book Volume I of V

by Anna Onni

 
Connections: The Infinite Library and Other Stories and This is How You Walk on the Moon

by Sandro Lau

 
"Behold the Facelessness Behind False-Face": Flirting with Desire in Grace Chia's The Wanderlusters

by Chloe Leung

 
A Tame Paradise: Dans Quel Sens Tombent Les Feuilles and From Walden to Woodlands

by Kate Rogers

 
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