Walking home from L’Entrecote at Duxton Hill we took a short cut down some stairs to Craig Road and through the gap in a covered doorway glimpsed a lady on a stage wearing the No 16 badge singing to a few men shrouded in darkness.
Walking home from L’Entrecote at Duxton Hill we took a short cut down some stairs to Craig Road and through the gap in a covered doorway glimpsed a lady on a stage wearing the No 16 badge singing to a few men shrouded in darkness.
1. Read diversely.
2. Write.
3. See items 1 and 2.
4. Accept that there is no one way to make it as a writer and that the definition of making it is fluid and tiered.
5. Accept that sometimes literary success is political and/or about who you know and that’s not likely to change. Yes,…
Get your Twenty-Four Flavours: Sushi from Books Actually including a piece of flash fiction by me & 23 other local Singaporean writers. Fresh & juicy yeah!