Poetry
The Arbitrary Sign by Desmond Kon
This poetry collection, in adding to the wealth of Singapore literature, helps to diversify it. Its effort to bridge ideas in continental philosophy and poetry demystifies the long perceived divide between the two fields of knowledge and study. In providing diagrammatic poems, it also works on an internal ekphrasis, between poem and typographic image, thereby helping readers appreciate the interstices between various artforms. With the increased convergence of media, this is one more example of how poetry can have a dialogue within the interdisciplinary arts.
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19.50
Postal Code by Marc Nair
The Postal Code by Marc Nair is about place and identity, and quite a number of poems revolve around people and issues in Singapore. The themes that are brought out through the poems are aimed at being both relevant as well as offer questions for the public to consider.
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19.50
The Bearded Chameleon Chris Mooney-Singh
The Bearded Chameleon portrays a colourful life canvas as seen through the rare insights of a foreigner who has absorbed the cultural nuances of India over two decades; drawing from the urban and pastoral, the pers
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17.50
Along The Yellow Line Marc Daniel Nair
Take a walk down the middle of lines between identity and society, faith and science, love and fear. Nair's poetry is a meeting point of spoken rhetoric and literary irony, pulling from his background as a slam poet
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15.00
Chai: Travel Poems Marc Daniel Nair
This second collection of poetry sees Nair journey from Singapore, his birthplace, to Bali, Vietnam, Philippines and India. An unsentimental, yet appreciative look at Asia from the lens of a fellow Asian, the word 'Chai
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15.00
Stiletto Scars by Pooja Nansi
This book explores tradition, family, discrimination and identity as a woman in a rapidly changing Southeast Asian society. The result of her emotional recollections is a book that seamlessly melds her emotional, physical, soci
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15.00
The Laughing Buddha Cab Company by Chris Mooney-Singh
The Laughing Buddha Cab Company - Chris Mooney-Singh In this collection , invites us to accompany him on a myriad of intriguing journeys-physical, spiritual and deeply emotional.
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15.00
Animal City by Marc Nair & Vanessa Chan
Step into a magical world of poems written by Marc Nair with extraordinary illustrations by Vanessa Chan. Animal City is a celebration of little stories from animals commonly found in Singapore, from ubiquitious pigeons and frogs to 'sotongs' (squid) and even the Merlion.
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18.00