Cyril Wong is the Singapore Literature Prize-winning author of Unmarked Treasure (Firstfruits 2004), Tilting Our Plates to Catch the Light (Firstfruits 2007) and a collection of short-stories, Let Me Tell You Something About That Night (Transit Lounge 2009).

• Criticism : A Bleak Ecstasy
• Criticism : Marrying Death to Beauty
• Criticism : Leaving Things Open
• Criticism : Light As Ash
• Criticism : Stop the Bus, I'm Getting Off!
• Criticism : The Inconsistent Story of Mr Richard Lim
• Criticism : Fuelled By Fear
• Criticism : Fragmented Quest
• Criticism : Monsoon Reading
• Criticism : Locating Logos
• Criticism : Gems under the Topsoil
• Criticism : Epic Versions, Uneven Results
• Criticism : Something’s Missing
• Essays : Heidegger's and Derrida's Notions of Language and Difference
• Essays : Uncertainty and Scepticism in Arthur Yap
• Extra Media : The Monastery of Mercy
• Extra Media : But Is It Really A Play?
• Extra Media : Diversity Risks Dilution
• Extra Media : Entering Beauty, Entering Art
• Extra Media : Modish Multimedia Melodrama
• Extra Media : Living In A Box
• Extra Media : Opulent Minimalism
• Poetry : 1:02am
• Poetry : Landscape
• Poetry : Guardian Angel
• Poetry : Fire
• Poetry : Something
• Poetry : The Difficulty
• Poetry : Dear Poem
• Poetry : Interrogation
• Short Stories : Falling Off
• Short Stories : Nobody Loves You Right Now
• Short Stories : Pneumonia
• The Acid Tongue : A Movie... and a Book... and a Review...
• The Acid Tongue : Stephen Whited washes Don Paterson and Seamus Heaney
• The Acid Tongue : Tom Carson votes off Bill Clinton's My Life
• The Acid Tongue : Mike Phillips dances a different tune from Lawrence Scott
• The Acid Tongue : Marta Salij dreads Alan Lightman's college Reunion
• The Acid Tongue : Dan Schneider connects the dots
• The Acid Tongue : The A4ria Society is less than undecided about the Arts Fest
• The Acid Tongue : Prose in Peril on the Sea: Adam Mars-Jones eats Grass
• The Acid Tongue : The Potts Calling the Carson Black
• The Acid Tongue : Been There, Done That: Jeffrey Ressner ejects Decca Aitkenhead's The Promised Land
• The Acid Tongue : James Campbell finds dark and light in the territory of Love
• The Acid Tongue : The Book That Forgot How To Tell A Story
• The Acid Tongue : Adam Mars-Jones finds Collected Stories Bellow par
• The Acid Tongue : A Troubled Mind
• The Acid Tongue : Hiding Behind the Maple Leaf
• The Acid Tongue : Playground Fight
• The Acid Tongue : Open Season on Martin Amis
• The Acid Tongue : The Best American Poetry is Vacuous
• The Acid Tongue : More things wrong with American poetry
• The Acid Tongue : Poetry In Slow Motion
• The Acid Tongue : A Review to Remember
• The Acid Tongue : The Trouble With Billy Collins
• The Acid Tongue : My Poet is Better than Your Poet
• The Acid Tongue : Taking It Straight
• The Acid Tongue : Star Stuck
• The Acid Tongue : Hill Floods Duffy
• The Acid Tongue : Wilfully young and unambitious
• The Acid Tongue : Best Kept Hidden
• The Acid Tongue : The necessarily skeptical
• The Acid Tongue : The Unexceptional Tiger
• The Acid Tongue : Garbage In Garbage Out
• The Acid Tongue : Two Critical Emails About A Cloying Novel
• The Acid Tongue : Peter McDonald is ill with Saturday Night Fever
• The Acid Tongue : Dear Catastrophe Comic Book
• The Acid Tongue : Frozen Blocks of Butter
• The Acid Tongue : Literary Death Is Hereditary
• The Acid Tongue : Christopher Bray doesn't think Steven Johnson has good ideas
• The Acid Tongue : The Magician's Last Sigh
• The Acid Tongue : Wrecking the light by which one is judged
• The Acid Tongue : Last Supper for Rachel Cusk
• The Acid Tongue : Look Who's Critiquing
• The Acid Tongue : Theatreworks doesn't work in Edinburgh
• The Acid Tongue : Logan rounds on a luckless Glück
• The Acid Tongue : The Book Preview
• The Acid Tongue : Singapore Dunce Theatre
• The Acid Tongue : Another Hundred Years Of Lassitude?

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