Singapore Yarn: An Anthology of Singapore Stories Condition:Very Good the lesser god who doesn't

the lesser god who doesn't like his job

this section demonstrates the constant theme of the word as symbol or representation of change for the better

and the hound dares to befriend this cat

Since the original pre-war translation Remembrance of Things Past by C

Ultimately pragmatic—and yet a contradiction in terms—the 'Circle Line' is a daily metaphor for journeys that take us back to the same place: but not quite

Singapore Yarn: An Anthology of Singapore Stories Condition:Very Good the lesser god who doesn'tFirst published in 1983 as "Stories from Singapore", the original book is now relaunched as "Singapore Yarn: An Anthology of Singapore Stories". This new issue, released in conjunction with the Silver Jubilee of the Society of Singapore Writers (SSW), features 12 favourite stories from the original edition, and two new contributions "Going Home" by award winning Capt Syed Manzur and "Interlude at Bonnet Shores" by Paul McCabe.