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Weekends | A Writer's Eyry
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A Writer's Eyry. A would-be Singaporean novelist's blog. Was at the Starting Out panel discussion over at the Arts Museum. Listened in, asked a question, met some people. And hello, if you happen to be passing by this corner of the internet =). In any case, the question that I asked (and shook up my nerves, especially when it has been a long time since I had done any sort of presentation or speaking in public) was:. On the way out, probably will read it in camp. So that’s it for now. Sky, sea, blueness.
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Every Book Its Reader: February 2015
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Friday, February 27, 2015. Received these on Wednesday. Can't wait to show. Well-Read Women: Portraits of Fiction's Most Beloved Heroines. Chronicle Books (August 27, 2013). Flip Fashion: The mix'n'match. Laurence King Publishing (April 30, 2013). Fantagraphics Books (March 17, 2007). Wacky and hilarious illustrations by John Cuneo. Links to this post. Monday, February 23, 2015. My Bookstore : Writers Celebrate Their Favorite Places to Browse, Read, and Shop. In our local book sanctuary Bras Basah Comple...
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Christopher Tin – Baba Yetu | A Writer's Eyry
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A Writer's Eyry. A would-be Singaporean novelist's blog. Christopher Tin – Baba Yetu. Theme from Civ 4. And even though it’s for a game, the music communicates that breadth and depth of human experience that makes it so wonderful.I particularly like the animation sequences for the Wonders, and how those monuments are depicted as a living process and part of history. For those curious, it’s the Lord’s Prayer in Swahili. There’s also a video of it at the Dubai Fountain. Too Worth a watch. Sky, sea, blueness.
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Young Writer’s Seminar 2011 | A Writer's Eyry
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A Writer's Eyry. A would-be Singaporean novelist's blog. Young Writer’s Seminar 2011. Was attending this at the National Museum of Singapore today, will provide a write-up on it later, possibly to the New Nation if the submission is good enough. For now, emails, writing and a restful weekend (or whatever’s left of it). Paul Tan, the new Singapore Writer's Festival director, talking on the various opportunities available to Singaporean writers through the National Arts Council (NAC). Sky, sea, blueness.
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Jaraix | A Writer's Eyry
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A Writer's Eyry. A would-be Singaporean novelist's blog. Was at the Starting Out panel discussion over at the Arts Museum. Listened in, asked a question, met some people. And hello, if you happen to be passing by this corner of the internet =). In any case, the question that I asked (and shook up my nerves, especially when it has been a long time since I had done any sort of presentation or speaking in public) was:. On the way out, probably will read it in camp. So that’s it for now. A Catcher in the Rye.
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Hard truths, indeed | A Writer's Eyry
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A Writer's Eyry. A would-be Singaporean novelist's blog. Hard truths, indeed. Rare insights into the mind of MM Lee. One distinctive feature is its extensive use of the question-and-answer format, which the authors hope will engage younger readers and capture unvarnished the robust exchanges between Mr Lee and his interviewers. THE DANGER OF THE LIBERAL YOUNG. REALITY IS HARD. LIKE A BOOT STAMPING ON THE HUMAN FACE- FOREVER. And MM Lee shares views of S’pore’s future in new book. Okay, I’ll shut up...
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Books in the bush | A Writer's Eyry
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A Writer's Eyry. A would-be Singaporean novelist's blog. Books in the bush. It’s been a busy week, with three days outfield. Spent a day reading. In the back of an M113 in a grassy field amidst the distant sputter of gunfire, to the good effect of finishing 400 pages that I never would have gotten past on a less boring and productive day. The ending was worth it, however. I’ve also been reading. Next on the list:. This entry was posted on March 4, 2011 by Jaraix. It was filed under books. Books in the bu...
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The really occasional update | A Writer's Eyry
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A Writer's Eyry. A would-be Singaporean novelist's blog. The really occasional update. Books I’ve read recently:. 8211; Kazuo Ishiguro’s. An Artist of the Floating World. I quite like his style and treatment of narrative, so I’ll be reading more of his works soon. 8211; J. D. Salinger’s. A Catcher in the Rye. It has been a while since I last read some of them, and on doing so, the initial shine seems to fade off some of the works. A Catcher in the Rye. An Artist in the Floating World. You are commenting ...
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Tiong Bahru Times: December 2010
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The life and times of a half-Singaporean half-English lawyer living in Tiong Bahru from 2009 onwards. Tuesday, 21 December 2010. Top five tips for alternative gift shopping. Not that I never. Feel the need to head to Orchard Road to flex my credit card, but I do try to avoid the area at the most crowded times - mid-morning to late afternoon on the weekends. I also like to support the burgeoning scene of quality independent retailers offering a little break from the norm:. Boutiques at Fort Canning. This ...
