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After 2 months living in Singapore, some of the frustrations are becoming obvious, namely: ICA, SingTel, and SingPass. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Singapore
Singa-Pura-Pura edited by Nazry Bahrawi (2021)
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This short story collection includes 13 hit-and-miss speculative tales. Singa-Pura-Pura: Malay speculative fiction from Singapore. Continue reading
Gracious Living by Kevin Foo (2015)
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If you want to learn some petty ways NOT to annoy your neighbors in Singapore, Have We Lost It? Gracious Living by Kevin Foo (2015) has 103 ideas to share. Continue reading
Speed Camera by Thusitha De Silva (2002)
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Speed Camera & Other Stories is a Shel-Silverstein wannabe that’s not worth your time, though the illustrations by Joyce Ng C.L. are nice to see. Continue reading
Singapore: A Very Short History by Alvin Tan (2020)
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If you’re looking for an overview, Singapore: A Very Short History (2020) will scratch your itch. Alvin Tan does an excellent job. Continue reading
Gone Case 2 by Dave Chua (2011)
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This second book concludes the Gone Case graphic novel series. It’s sad and depressing by very Singaporean. A Christian review. Continue reading
Counting the Cost, Pt. 2: Exploring Singapore
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My American family has spent 1 month exploring Singapore! As expats in Singapore, we’re guests with honest perceptions of our new home. Continue reading
Gone Case 1 by Dave Chua (2010)
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This graphic novel is based on the novel Gone Case by Dave Chua and expertly drawn by Koh Hong Teng (2010). It’s a hard look at a hard youth in Singapore. Continue reading
A Short History of Indigenous Mission in Singapore by John S.H. Tay (2010)
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A Short History of Indigenous Mission in Singapore delivers on its title, though mostly from a charismatic perspective. It’s helpful for getting one side of the story and certainly informs about home-grown missions from this small city-state. Continue reading