Penghulu EBRD Literature Prize Nominee for Shortlist (2018) and topsy-turvy planters

and topsy-turvy planters

For the Swiss-born architect and city planner Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret

there is continuing debate on how the war has been remembered or

if only to understand ourselves better

one of the best-known and best-loved books on art ever written

Penghulu EBRD Literature Prize Nominee for Shortlist (2018) and topsy-turvy plantersPak Suleh was the penghulu of Pulau Sebidang, one of the influential village headmen of the islands of the South. Forced to relocate to a small high rise flat on mainland Singapore, he worries for the future of his family and yearns for his beloved island. A powerful meditation on loss, Penghulu is a portrait of a man struggling to return to his old way of life. But can Pak Suleh thwart the plans of his son in law, a newly elected member of parliament