Yew Leong is a Singaporean writer and video artist who has lived in the United States, France and China. He won the 2003 James Assatly Memorial Prize for Fiction at Brown University, where he was mentored by Robert Coover. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in The New York Times, Fuselit, nthposition, Softblow, Chaise Magazine, Lianhe Zaobao and Journeys: Words, Home, and Nation: An Anthology of Singapore Poetry. He is currently working on a debut collection of poems, thanks to an NAC arts creation fund grant.

• Essays : I’ll Tell You One Day
• Essays : The Mise En Abyme in Byatt’s The Matisse Stories
• Poetry : mr cognito’s induction into the mile high club
• Poetry : On a Scale of 1: ∞
• Poetry : Stopped Car
• Poetry : First Date
• Poetry : A New Person Every Day
• Short Stories : Honey, I’m Off To Be A Jellyfish Now
• Short Stories : Faith
• Short Stories : Gross Domestic Happiness
• Short Stories : Hokusai

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