Wednesday, 16 June 2010
Well Lit: Malaysian noir
Hot off the press! Read Umapagan's review of Chuah Guat Eng's Days of Change and Amir Muhammad's Rojak here: Well Lit: Malaysian noir
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- guat
- I write, mainly fiction and occasionally some poetry. Writing is something I do, not something I write (or talk) about. But sometimes I have thoughts about writing, reading, and literature--and there's something attractive about the idea of putting my thoughts down in some kind of order and sending them out to an unknowing universe instead of having them swirling around chaotically in my head.
Where to buy DAYS OF CHANGE, ECHOES OF SILENCE & THE OLD HOUSE
- Amazon.com
- MALAYSIA
- Borders, all 4 outlets
- www.kinibooks.com
- Kinokuniya @ KLCC
- MPH
- Popular @ Ikano Power Centre, PJ
- Popular @ Sunway Pyramid
- Popular @ Gurney Plaza, Penang
- Popular @ Megamall Pinang, Penang
- Harris (Popular) @ Tebrau City Jusco, JB
- Silverfish, Bangsar, K.L.
- UM Coop Bookstore, Perdanasiswa, Univ. of Malaya K.L.
- SINGAPORE
- Borders @ Wheelock Place, Orchard Road
- Kinokuniya @ Takashimaya, Orchard Road
- National University of Singapore (NUS) Library
- Select Bookstore
- Times Bookstore @ Centrepoint
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- Readers' Responses to Echoes of Silence--Introduct...
- The Aim of Literature is to Combat Stupidity
- Thoughts From a Disappearing Island
- The Problem with Writing 6
- The Problem with Writing 5
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- Echoes of Silence (9)
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- New Manglit Voices (6)
- On Reading Novels (6)
- The Problem with Writing (6)
- Malaysian Lit-in-Chinese (5)
- Sarawakian literature in English (4)
- Story-telling: East and West (4)
- Malaysian Lit-in-Tamil (1)
- Malaysian women writing in English (1)
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- On Writing (1)
4 comments:
Is it still possible to find copies of your book The Old House? They are hard to get by, it seems.
There may be a few copies in bookshops here and there -- in Kuala Lumpur. I saw some copies being sold at the Malaysia Day festival in Bangsar. I have less than half a dozen copies with me. How many copies are you thinking of?
I was thinking of one... After I wrote my comment I did actually see that it is available through Silverfish books, so I guess I can buy it from them. I've just started to "discover" Malaysian literature and I really loved Echoes of Silence!
You'd better hurry if you want to get The Old House from Silverfish. I was there a few days ago and they told me there aren't many copies left. If you live in or near Ipoh, you could try The Perak Academy; I believe they have some copies left.
I'm glad you liked "Echoes". Have you read my second novel, "Days of Change"?
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