+ Follow NATIONAL LIBRARY BOARD Tag
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[Title] => Penguins and paranoia
[Summary] => Last week, I wrote a piece extolling the emergence of dissident themes and voices in Singaporean literature, particularly in the novel The River’s Song by Suchen Christine Lim, who reminded us how much of that city-state’s wealth and power grew on the back of its underclass.
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[AuthorName] => Butch Dalisay
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