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sgwritings是一个网站，收录了晚凉秋的古诗作品，包括对联、七绝、打油诗等。网站更新了晚凉秋的最新诗作，如对联二副、空路、伤别、游西马等。
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Aug 7, 2023 · by sgwritings | Aug 7, 2023 | 长篇连载. 作者: 晚凉秋 时间: 2023-8-7 09:59 七绝二首 空路 几时又重逢。. 七绝二首。. 06/1994。. 空路 云海平铺千百里， 絮飞风捲变冰山。. 苍牛白狗无能阻， 铁鸟须臾越万关。. 几时又重逢 人生失觉匆匆过， 马齿徒增鬓脚灰。. 再见预知何 ...
Dec 19, 2012 · 东亚研究所12月21日（星期五）【华语讲座】鲁迅弟子与中国现代文学. by sgwritings | Dec 19, 2012 | 编辑部. 作者: 叶明 时间: 2012-12-19 14:45 国大东亚研究所将主办一场华语讲座。. 讲座详情如下： 讲题： 鲁迅弟子与中国现代文学 —— 以胡风、巴金为中心的 ...
- Marylyn Tan
- Rachel Heng
- Hamid Roslan
- Deborah Emmanuel
- Pooja Nansi
- Stephanie Dogfoot Chan
- Joshua IP
- Tania de Rozario
- Jennifer Anne Champion
Marylyn Tan started making waves in Singapore’s spoken word scene in the early 2010s with her unapologetically queer, feminist poetry. She breaks taboos without breaking a sweat, and you’ll find her best in her debut solo collection of poems, Gaze Back. Drawing from inspiration from diverse topics ranging from Catholicism and computer programming t...
One of Singapore’s exported successes, Rachel Heng is Singapore-born and based in the United States. Her 2018 novel, Suicide Club, was a national bestseller locally, and gained her recognition in the US and beyond, while her short fiction has garnered a Pushcart Prize Special Mention and has been listed among Best American Short Stories’ Distinguis...
After winning the Outstanding Capstone Prize in Arts and Humanities from Yale-NUS College in 2017, Hamid Roslan has gone on to be published in journals like The Volta, Asymptote and the Quarterly Literary Review Singapore. His 2019 poetry collection, parsetreeforestfire, is a bilingual book where poems in Singlish occupy one side of the book while ...
Deborah Emmanuel, also known as Arunditha, is an established artist performing spoken word poetry, singing and making theatre. She’s been featured by TEDx Singapore and has toured alongside poetry star Sarah Kay. Not only has she published a poetry collection, non-fiction, and a visual poetry book, she also has multiple music albums (check out her ...
Singapore’s first Youth Poet Ambassador and recipient of the Young Artist Award, Pooja Nansi has been writing lyrical, unflinching poems since she was a teenager. Two collections of poetry, an NTU writing residency and two theatre works later, she is now preparing to release her third collection, We Make Spaces Divine. Available for pre-order, this...
Stephanie Dogfoot, also known as Stephanie Chan, is a highly lauded slam poet. The curator and host of monthly open mic poetry night Spoke & Bird, they also run a comedy and storytelling night called Siao Char Borsthat highlights female and LGBTQ comedians. Chan’s 2019 poetry collection Roadkill For Beginners is a magical realist, mildly surreal de...
One of Singapore’s more prolific writers, Joshua Ip has published four volumes of poetry and edited nine anthologies. He’s won awards for both his prose and poetry, but he’s probably most well known for founding SingPoWriMo (or Singapore Poetry Writing Month), where poets write a poem a month for 30 days each year. He also co-founded Sing Lit Stati...
Tania De Rozario rose to prominence in the local literary scene after she won Singapore’s 2011 Golden Point Award for English Poetry. In the following years, she published Tender Delirium, And The Walls Come Crumbling Down, and Somewhere Else, Another You, all books of different mediums but focusing on sexuality, gender, home and memory. Find Tania...
Jennifer Anne Champion is a poet, writer, educator and one of the founding members of the national poetry archive poetry.sg. She is the author of poetry collections Caterwaul (2016) and A History of Clocks (2015), dealing with issues of suburbia, pain and desire. Owing to her experience in poetry performance, her style is dynamic and evocative. Fin...
Oct 30, 2015 · SINGAPORE - Local voices are taking the spotlight at this year's Singapore Writers Festival, with 242 Singaporean writers featured during the 10-day event which was launched on Friday (Oct 30).
SG Writings Reading Club 随笔南洋读书会 . Adults. SG Writings Reading Club（Former Tea Chapter Reading Club） was founded in October 18, 1998. The reading club encourages reading practise, promote reading culture and share reading knowledge.
Singapore Writers Festival is one of the few multilingual literary festivals in the world, celebrating the written and spoken word in Singapore’s four official languages – English, Malay, Chinese and Tamil.
