Is a column by Lucy Day Hobor. That focuses on enduring, important works from or about Asia. This post is about Four Reigns. See below to find out what you need to know to decide whether you should read Four Reigns, or what you should know about it even if you never do! Posted by Lucy Day. Wednesday, 14 March 2018. 500 words from Clarissa Goenawan. Is an occasional series in which novelists talk about their newly-published novels.

NTU HSS Freshmen Orientation Camp 2008. An interactive weblog for HSS Freshies and Seniors! HSS FOC 09 Recruitment. 4 Days to FOC! .

Middot; Leave a Comment. All photos in this post taken on the Samsung S9. Is it totally excessive if my first post about Korea this year is about fried chicken? Does it really matter? The name is Noona Hol Dak Oven Chicken and Beer. Noona means older sister in Korean. He said, with a sense of epiphany. We giggled like kids, we went in. Super bustling place even though it was past prime dinnertime.

Monkey Magic for Grade 3. Author and journalist Grant S. Book order forms are going home with Grade 3 students today. Grant was recently interviewed on local television about his book. Watch a video clip below. For more information about Grant Clark and his book, see Monkey Magic.

A picture-poetry book by jasmine seah and jennifer koh. Sunday, April 22, 2007. A whimsical wisp of a book, LIGHT IS LIKE WATER. Is like the anti-coffee table book - its pictures and text evoke an unvarnished everyday world that becomes accidentally poetic in unguarded moments. Created by Singaporeans Jasmine Seah and Jennifer Koh, the book features poetry by the former and photographs by the latter. Review by Hong Xinyi, Straits Times, 1 Apr 2007. A SINGAPOREAN poet and photographer.

Real Presences will soon be moving to a wiki format.

Photographs taken on 2 June 2012.