Shopkeepers of Chinatown

Loh Kah Seng and Stephen Dobbs trace the history of Singapore's often overlooked shopkeepers.

Invisible No More

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

Red Tiger

Arveent Kathirtchelvan explores would it mean to build socialism in the context of 21st-century Mala…

Run, My Daughters, Run

Lee Su Kim returns with a full-length novel set against the backdrop of Occupation-era Malaya.

Reluctant Capital

Badrul Hisham Ismail traces the negotiations that have made Kuala Lumpur the city it is.

The Ocean Remembers

Nia Delina traces how a descriptor of the once-powerful merchants who connected the region with the …

Syed Hussein Alatas and the School of Autonomous Knowledge

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

Capitalists Must Starve

Park Seolyon's novel imagines the life of labour activist Kang Juryong, the 'Woman in the Sky.'

Notes on the Way Forward

The PSM chairperson's latest touches on what a dignified life looks like under capitalism.

Malayland

Fresh off the heels of her short story collection, Dina Zaman returns with a new memoir.

Narratives From Piyamit

Jason Ng and Murray Hunter collect the stories of 12 guerrillas who left their hometowns to join CPM…

The Siege Within

Veteran journalist Leslie Lopez tells the story of the 1MDB scandal that shook the world.

King of the Sea

Dina Zaman includes three new stories for this collection, which explores the sensuality and magic o…

Historical Documents of the PLO

Iskra Books collects core political documents on the PLO's decades-long liberation struggle.

The Hysterical Girls of St Bernadette’s

Hanna Alkaf's much-awaited new book is now available for Malaysian pre-order.