Geraldine Brooks, Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, discusses her recent novel Horse, a multi-layered historical-fiction set during the American Civil War, with Leigh Sales. Based on a real-life racehorse named Lexington, one …
Read moreThere are growing concerns about the resurgence of autocracy and authoritarianism, often disguised as populist politics. Ultra-nationalist, racist, and xenophobic forces are eroding democratic pluralism and tolerance in many parts …
Read moreDecolonization aims to challenge existing norms by emphasizing place, Indigenous knowledge, and humane principles. How can we foster open-mindedness among conservatives and encourage them to explore how Indigenous traditions and …
Read moreEmbarking on a profound exploration of childhood and delving into modern creations that engage the minds of children and teenagers, these authors and artists sincerely appreciate their young audience. As …
Read moreAndre Dao’s storytelling takes readers on a generational journey, immersing them in the rich tapestry of characters’ ancestry. Geetanjali Shree blends lyrical language with raw emotions, delving into the delicate …
Read moreElse Fitzgerald, Kevin Jared Hosein, and Norman Erikson Pasaribu, three voices, come together to discuss the art of writing short stories. Our writers will delve into the intricacies of crafting …
Read moreJoin the session as Khir Johari explores the essence of Malay cuisine in Singapore, where it transcends mere sustenance to become a cultural practice intricately tied to identity. Meanwhile, Ros …
Read moreRegarded as ‘a poet leading a generational and cultural shift,’ Chris Tse explores how individuals shape their identities and histories across contexts, with a focus on identity, his Chinese heritage, …
Read more“Clumsily spilling out sentiment here, there, and everywhere … I would tell my friends I loved them constantly.” Michael Pederson’s latest book, Boy Friends, is a tribute to his late …
Read moreDance speaks to the bodily experience as it elicits emotions that cannot be expressed verbally or intellectualized. It has a diaphanous untouchability, reminding us that our memories live on beyond …
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