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Toh Wen Li

Arts Correspondent

Arts picks: Gallery weekend and Schubert’s Winterreise

Singapore Writers Festival: Hits and misses

Singapore Writers Festival: Sharing by Tommy Koh, Kamal Al-Solaylee; publishers discuss translation

Book review: Yong Shu Hoong’s Anatomy Of A Wave reverberates with nostalgia

Singapore Shelf: Anatomy Of A Wave, The Pandemic Cookbook and more

Singapore Writers Festival: Inclusivity, sustainability and representation

Singapore Writers Festival: Constance Singam, Lauren Ho and other writers discuss female friendship

Acclaimed S’porean fantasy author Neon Yang: ‘I’m the laziest worldbuilder’

Book review: In Babel, R.F. Kuang’s best-selling fantasy novel, translation makes magic happen

Singapore Writers Festival: Burning books, losing the plot and posthuman realities

Singapore Writers Festival: Opening debate full of laughs; insights from Tung Chiao, Jia Tolentino

Ha-Joon Chang’s Edible Economics a meaty discussion of food, productivity and wealth

Demonic co-workers abound in Work-Life Balance, a mix of prose and comics

Singapore Writers Festival opens with celebration of Malay women writers

Singapore Writers Festival: Writer Ted Chiang sees science fiction as a lens for the human condition

Singapore Writers Festival: Poet Claudia Rankine: White people get thrown by the word ‘privilege’

Singapore Writers Festival: Jeanette Winterson has hope for humanity despite current world crises

Singapore Writers Festival: Talks, shows and films to catch

Singapore Writers Festival: Andy Griffiths thinks people should not be precious about kids’ books

Theatre review: Make Hantus Great Again is entertaining fare that doesn’t go deep

Book stack: 10 reads to wrap up October

Zhang Yueran’s Cocoon spins tale of generational trauma in post-1980s China

Historian Orlando Figes: ‘Putin has set himself up in this mould of the strong leader’

Photobooks galore at Singapore International Photography Festival