Foreign Fruit Naoko Higashi and more recently

and more recently

Imagine a scorching hot day and suddenly a breeze is blown in to cool you down as the bus makes its way through kampungs with trees on both sides of the road

Hedva offers a bracing indictment of the politics that exploit sickness—relying on and fueling ableism—to the detriment of us all

A foreword by the editors links Wong's work with contemporary poetry in the region

His choice of sources and authorities is catholic

Foreign Fruit Naoko Higashi and more recentlyThe orange is a souvenir of history. Across time, it has been a harbinger of God and doom, fortune and failure, pleasure and suffering. It is a fruit containing metaphors, dreams, mythologies, superstitions, parables and histories within its tough rind. So, what happens when the fruit is peeled and each segment each moment of history, each meaning in time is pulled apart? In this distinct, subversive and intimate hybrid memoir, Katie Goh explores the