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Bookshops
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Silverfish Books was established in 1999. Since then it has become Malaysia's leading publisher of Postcolonial and World Literature. The first book, published in the year 2000, was Silverfish New Writing 1 - an anthology of short stories from Malaysia, Singapore and beyond. Since then the Silverfish New Writing series has taken on a life of its own attracting postcolonial writers from all over the world. http://www.silverfishbooks.com |
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Monsoon Books is a Singapore-based independent publisher dedicated to publishing classic and contemporary crime, literary and pulp fiction, humour, and creative nonfiction, with distribution throughout Asia, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. We publish quality books from outstanding writers such as Gerrie Lim, Stephen Leather, Erich R. Sysak, D. Devika Bai, Ee Lin See, Andrew Hicks, Peter Neville, Janet Lim and Moammar Emka. http://www.monsoonbooks.com.sg/ |
| apwn | Asia and Pacific Writers Network www.apwn.net Asia and Pacific Writers Network is a loose affiliation of individuals and organizations that are involved in the writing cultures of these regions. This includes: poets, fiction writers; storytellers; academics; non-fiction writers; documentary makers; publishers; editors. apwn aims to connect writers, encourage dialogue, and the reading of each others writing. The apwn website is multilingual and dedicated to promoting the writing and writers of the region. |
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Writing,
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British but have lived in Malaysia for more than 20 years and very much at home here Sharon Bakar is learning that a mid-life crisis is best faced with a degree of insanity. http://thebookaholic.blogspot.com/ |
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A book club based in the Klang Valley. We choose a book for the month and then meet up to discuss it at someone’s house. Most of the group members are Malaysians and “local foreigners” from all walks of life, but we also welcome expats, and have had members from Ireland, Belgium, Australia, Britain, India, Iraq and Iran.We generally read literary fiction, but are by no means booksnobs. Email: Sharon <sbakar@streamyx.com> |
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Malaysia's leading performing arts website. If you want up to date information of what's happening in Kuala Lumpur and the surroundings there is no better place to go. http://www.kakiseni.com/ |
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Formed in 1987 by our current Artistic Director Alvin Tan, The Necessary Stage is a non-profit theatre company with charity status. Our mission is to create challenging, indigenous and innovative theatre that touches the heart and mind. The Necessary Stage has been identified as one of six Major Arts Companies by the National Arts Council. http://www.necessary.org |
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M1 Singapore Fringe Festival is an annual festival of theatre, performance arts, film, dance, visual arts, mixed media, music and forum created and presented by Singaporean and international artists. Themed differently each year, the Festival aims to bring the best of contemporary, cutting-edge and socially-engaged works to the Singapore audience. http://www.singaporefringe.com |
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silverfish books, 67-1 jalan telawi tiga, bangsar baru, 59100 kuala lumpur, malaysia. tel: (603) 2284 4837, fax: (603) 2284 4839 email: sbooks@streamyx.com |