Can Singaporeans see a world in a grain of sand and heaven in a wild flower, as poet William Blake wrote in Auguries Of Innocence?
In Singaporean writer Judith Huang's debut novel Sofia And The Utopia Machine, it is a teenage girl from Ang Mo Kio who realises the Blakean prospect of having infinity in the palm of her hand.
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