
Developing writers & building community in Asia, across languages and cultures. ✏️ A collaboration between National Arts Council and @NTUsg.
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Are you interested in Chinese language publishing across Asia?
… if so, meet our next online Visiting Writer, Feng-en Tu
He is currently the EIC at the Linking Publishing Company & CEO at StoryStudio.tw, an online media that focuses on cultural & literary issues ...1/
現任聯經出版總編輯,故事StoryStudio執行長。畢業於臺灣大學歷史系、歷史研究所,曾任職於臺灣大學數位人文中心(原數位典藏中心),後赴美國哈佛大學東亞系取得博士學位,並於哈佛燕京圖書館擔任博士後研究員。在博士班期間,曾擔任北美臺灣研究學會會長,並與友人共創網路媒體「故事 StoryStudio」
。 出版有《救命:明清中國的醫生與病人》、《大人的日本史》等書。
Register here asap: blogs.ntu.edu.sg/acwp/2022/0…
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@ntu_humanities Art History Seminar Series: "Intersections Between Artistic Media: Comparative Approaches to 20th Century Southeast Asian Painting" with Dr Roger Nelson, curator of @natgallerysg
21 April, 3.30pm-4.30pm
Registration and details below:
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Take a cross-cultural learning approach to your #poetry & join our Visiting Writer Perundevi Srinivasan in an online webinar on contemporary Tamil poetry! 😆
Designed for English-language poets 😀
Register here: bit.ly/PS-ACWPWebinar
#tamil #tamilpoetry #tamilpoems
#poetrysg
A huge congratulations to NTU Visiting Writer, Aliette de Bodard, for her award for Best Shorter Fiction at @BSFA for Fireheart Tiger🔥❤️🐅We look forward to Aliette's online workshops in May
For Writer to Writer mentor sessions with Aliette register here: bit.ly/acwp-adb2
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Our 2022 Visiting Writer, Rob Doyle, is in Singapore! 🥳🇸🇬
We will be organising two courses in the next few months with Rob. If you're interested in nonfiction or would like to have a conversation about your writing career, do check out his courses in the link below.
Well done Prof Chris Trigg!
📖 ☠️ 📣 Excited to announce that my first book is forthcoming with Oxford University Press, in their Religion in America series. It’s titled “The Quick and the Dead: the Politics of Resurrection in the Early-Modern Protestant Atlantic.” @OUPReligion
Join us for the Closing Session of Ecoimaginings 2021 … with Arin Alycia Fong, Madeleine Lee, Jason Allen-Paisant and Professor Shirley Chew
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#sglit #singapore #ecofiction #ecoimaginings
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The Mousedeer is live now at Ecoimaginings 2021
With Ng Yi-Sheng, nor, Sara Frisch & Joel Donato Ching Jacob
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Ecoimaginings & the Creative Writing Classroom is live now
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….”The rhythm of
memory
puts time ahead of itself and we’re pulled to miss
a coast that is not yet home. The tide. It’s an
oxygen machine, still going. Its constant hum.”
Scarborough by Zaffar Kunial — PLACE 2020-2021 @MMUEnglishDept placewriting.co.uk/place-202…
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The Role of the Creative Writer in a Time of Environmental Crisis is being livestreamed now.
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with Jemimah Wei, Matt Howard, Marylyn Tan, Karina Lickorish-Quinn and Theo Kwek
Landmarks: A Showcase of Ecoimagining Poetry & Fiction is being livestreamed now.
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