Love And More Is All Around

By Gabija Grusaite

September 2011 STREETS OF GEORGE TOWN
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What is urban living if not street life? Penang attracts travellers not only because of its beaches (you get better ones in Thailand), its shopping malls (you have flashier ones in Singapore) or its museums (you have more exciting ones almost anywhere else). What makes Penang stand out is its streets history being lived against a backdrop of ancient architecture and the air scented by hawker wares and musically scored by vehicles peopled by diverse seekers of lifetime fortune and...

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Gabija Grusaite

works as a journalist, and also writes scripts for short movies and animation. Her first novel – Neissipildymas (“Unfulfilled”) – was recently published in Lithuania by Baltos Lankos.

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