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Clarissa Tan is a writer and freelance journalist based in Singapore. She writes short works of fiction and travel articles, and is the final winner of the Shiva Naipaul Memorial Prize awarded by the UK's Spectator. "Words and Letters" is a series of correspondences from author to reader on the nature of fiction.
Debby Ng chronicles her musings on the people of Asia and the diverse environment and cultures they are immersed in. "Too many processes are unfolding before us with little if any notice. To protract the pace of our thoughts is to give space for inspiration and understanding. Walk alongside me as I journey."
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A tale of two terminals
Instant noodles rule the world!
Nano car. Big questions. (Part 1 of 2)
"The West Wing": Season Eight, unscripted
The elixir of youth
Death by mining - A Third World affair
A tale of two bronzes
Chasing the sun
SPAM, I am
Life, unscripted
India's silent gender cleansing
Bhutan: Weaving a future
Fight of the moon goddesses
The wretched act of animal release
A flare-up over going solar
Disappearing deity
Villages jump on the Internet Bus
Bridging the digital divide
Does communication save lives?
Singaporeans rise to the occasion
Flight of the Kiwi
Crossing the Muslim-Buddhist divide for love
Singing to read
Fascinating Asia by Rail
10 Eco-Myths Busted
Another Point
From Jerusalem to the West Bank