#KitaKawan with Gerakbudaya

Gerakbudaya launches its #KitaKawan campaign with fellow indie bookstores.

Women With Weapons

Blaft is seeking short fiction about women with weapons that fails the reverse Bechdel test.

The magazine fed Nazir's story to Claude, and concludes that its provenance cannot be known.

The Hindu reports that a notice went up on the CF site promising a 'thorough, transparent' review of the process.

AWW 2026 completely called off after withdrawal of over 180 participants and the resignation of its director.

Former HR minister Steven Sim offers his account of the passage of the landmark Gig Workers Act.

Nia Delina traces how a descriptor of the once-powerful merchants who connected the region with the Indian Ocean devolved into a slur.

A collection of essays on Syed Hussein Alatas' conception of autonomous knowledge.

Gerakbudaya launches its #KitaKawan campaign with fellow indie bookstores.

Catch the PSM chair talking about what a dignified life looks like under the excesses of capitalism.

KLAB returns to Central Market for five days at the end of January, with 70 publishers and book sellers.

Blaft is seeking short fiction about women with weapons that fails the reverse Bechdel test.

Submissions are open for the EBFP 2024, with a grand prize of S$25,000 for the winner.

The portal returns after a five-year hiatus and is seeking both fiction submissions and reviews.