New Issue of Quarterly Literary Review Singapore Now Live

01 August 2010
New Issue of Quarterly Literary Review Singapore Now Live
Dipping and Serving

From the editorial: "We have two very good poems from Jason Lee, one of which I had previously felt pained to decline but the improvement in it since has made it among the first names on this teamsheet. While the note of menace carries through to Holly Day's 'Room 13', the remaining poems all then carry what I see as a note of play - from the inversion of the usual active forms in J.H. Martin's 'Behind Temple Walls' to the Yeow Kai Chai's geometric passing in text. The four short stories are again the winners of another very large crop, and Lee Yew Leong then illuminates the mise en abyme further for us. There are also four reviews of recent work, all of which are - surprisingly for us - broadly positive."

Poetry

Kinabatangan
by Jason Lee

Rafflesia
by Jason Lee

Room 13
by Holly Day

Behind Temple Walls
by J.H. Martin

Buy Me Finery For My Funeral
by Tammy Ho Lai-ming

Why the Ghost Wears a Sheet
by Anthony Robbins

I am not similar at all
by Nicholas Liu

Begone dull care
by Yeow Kai Chai

Air Con Light in a Dark Room
by Kaiyi Tan

Short Stories

City in C Minor
by Stephanie Ye

Variations on the Theme of Coffee
by Leow Hui Min Annabeth

Learning to Swim
by Eileen Chong

The Two Hours
by Ram Govardhan

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