Category Singapore
I just got back from a nice table-top RPG session. I wanted to play some games. I wanted to go fetch my sister from the airport today. But I won’t. Because I wanted to write this. A 14-year-old teenager in… Continue Reading →
Some of you might know this, but I have written a load of LGBTQ characters for my fiction work this year, and counting. Now, I’m working on my first gay character, Lohit Sharma, who will star in his own short story which… Continue Reading →
Where you come from plays a big part in how far you go. A person born of wealth will be given more opportunities, more open doors, than a person born of poverty. Though whether or not you are a better… Continue Reading →
(WARNING: 2000 words post ahead) You couldn’t have missed it. The news have been covering it all the past two weeks. The death of Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore’s first Prime Minister and one of our founding fathers, have brought on… Continue Reading →
Writing, like all arts, takes hours of practice, stretched out over the course of years. Like many of my generation, my first foray into writing was fanfiction. And like many teenagers back then, I was terrible at it. I was… Continue Reading →
I’ve hit that point in life where I need to decide where to go. I thought I had it figured out. Two years ago, before entering conscription, I was dead set on going university and studying English Literature or upping… Continue Reading →
So I’ve got a job. At a film production house. Yay? I guess that’s great. I mean, I’ve been looking for one for some time now, but to actually coming to one is making my heart all beat fast and… Continue Reading →