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QLRS Vol. 1 No. 1 Oct 2001

Editorial
Poetry
Short Stories
Essays
Criticism
Interviews
Extra Media
The Classic Poem
The Singaporean Poem
The Acid Tongue

Editorial
On right responses.

Fair Youth
By Arthur Yap.

On Offal
By Arthur Yap.

Elegy
By John Tranter.

Incendium Amoris
By Alvin Pang.

Garden City
By Gilbert Koh.

My Father Growing Old
By Gilbert Koh.

Babysitting
By Megan Ng.

The Wandering Eye
By Dominic Chua.

Concealed Exit Ahead
By Yeow Kai Chai.

Jasmine's Father
By Paul Tan.

Frenzy and a Dinner from the Fridge
By Ng Shing Yi.

Dysfunctional
By Hongen.

Even the Air is Still
By Daren Shiau.

In Search of the Lotus Land
Tan Hwee Hwee gets spiritual.

Unsettling Ways of Exile
Eddie Tay on Wong Phui Nam.

The Gift That Keeps On Giving
Jeremy Samuel reviews Hanif Kureishi's Gabriel's Gift.

The Emperor's New Book
Toh Hsien Min reviews Seamus Heaney's Electric Light.

The Beautiful and the Damned
Toh Hsien Min reviews Anne Carson's The Beauty of the Husband.

Mammon and the Discipline of Writing
Interview with Tan Hwee Hwee, Singapore's novelist of the moment.

Tracing Mental Images
Li Xueying investigates identity and existence in the postmodern landscape of eXistenZ and I Love a Man in Uniform.

Autumn of the Matriarch
Richard Lord reviews Wild Rice's production of the Singapore classic Emily of Emerald Hill.

Elton's still standing after a long, dry spell
Yong Shu Hoong reviews Elton John’s latest album, Songs From The West Coast.

Gerard Manley Hopkins's 'Spring and Fall'

Alfian Sa'at's 'Autobiography'

Stephen Whited washes Don Paterson and Seamus Heaney

Edited by:
Chief/Poetry: Toh Hsien Min
Short Stories: Winnie Lee
Essays: Heng Siok Tian and Elaine Foo
Criticism and Interviews: Elaine Foo
Extra Media: Sunita Krishna
The Singaporean Poem and The Classic Poem: Alvin Pang
The Acid Tongue: Cyril Wong
Technical: C. S. C. Lee

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