PROGRAMME DETAILS
The Southeast Asian Novel Is A Thing
Conversations
DATE / TIME
5 Nov, Thu
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
60mins
VENUE
SISTIC Live
Festival Pass Event
LANGUAGE
This session is in English
MODERATED BY
Daryl Qilin Yam
DESCRIPTION
Is there a "Southeast Asian novel" and is it a genre of its own, distinct from the "Asian novel"? What is and isn't "Asian" or "Southeast Asian" about these novels? How useful are these labels?
This is a pre-recorded session, and will be available on video-on-demand replay.
This programme is co-presented with Sing Lit Station, featuring writers who are part of the WrICE digital residency.
FEATURING
Glenn Diaz
Philippines
Glenn Diaz’s first book The Quiet Ones (Ateneo Press) won the 2017 Palanca Grand Prize and the Philippine National Book Award. Born and raised in Manila, he is currently pursuing doctoral studies at the University of Adelaide in South Australia.
Photo Credit: Philline Donggay
Glenn Diaz is featured in the following SWF event(s):Erni Aladjai
Indonesia
Erni Aladjai was born in Labobo Island, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. She writes fiction, essays, and news articles. She is also work as freelance editor. In her home village, she founded Bois Pustaka, a mobile library with her mom.
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