Traversing South-East Asia’s Fractured Literary Landscape
by
Regina Hoo
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The Hopeful Future of the Malay Novel
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Time and again, I lose myself in the maze of shelves at the bookstore.At one of the remaining major bookstores in Penang, I cruise – as usual – fr...
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Exciting Indie Publishers of Penang
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Rosalind Chua of Clarity Publishing.They may not be many, but Penang boasts several independent publishing houses, such as Clarity Publishing, Areca Books...
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