Epigram Books founder Edmund Wee is not letting cancer stop him from helping S’pore write its stories

Edmund Wee sees his career in 20-year cycles.

From the age of 20 to 40, he studied psychology, worked as a government psychologist, then became a journalist.

The work was similar, he says. “Your job is to interview people, find out their problems and then write about it.”

When he was 40, he left journalism for his second act. He started a design agency called Epigram which made a name for its bold, creative work.