​AUDREY CHIN 

Your story will find it's own way

Introducing The Formidable Miss Cassidy and her formidable creator Meihan Boey

Some best-sellers are on the lists for a reason. And then, there are the others. Here's the lowdown from my to-read pile. These 2, I...

I've been offline recently, and wonderfully productive as a consequence! Here's part (1) of the list I took off my to-read pile, with...

Whole Brain Living: the Anatomy of Choice and the Four Characters that Drive Our Life Of the recommended readings I've received on the...

The Master and the Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World by Iain McGilchrist To be honest, I've never given...

I've been reading scary books all month. Here's my recommendation for the two scariest if you want to face your fears about technology,...

Damyanti Biswas has been blogging for fourteen years, and writing for a great deal longer. Her debut New Delhi thriller, You Beneath Your...

What is Gothic literature? Is there a difference between the modern and Victorian variety? Or the Asian and European ones? Why is it a...

It's the long National Day weekend. We're entering our 56th year. And so, as part of the National birthday celebration I attended the...

Monday, 2 August 2021 Raelee Chapman chats with Audrey Chin, author of The Ash House. http://www.asianbooksblog.com/2021/08/blog-post.htm...

So, there was that lovely blurb about The Ash House from Karien van Ditzhuijzen, trending on my story over the last two days. But you...

One can't help but shout out when all the stars align. A conversation between Erika Koss and a writer I respect, with mention of a book I...

The cover of Grace Chia's The Arches of Gerrard Street says it before we get to the words. This is the ultimate face-changing performance....

U.S. poet laureate Tracy K Smith plans to position her broad and diverse readership at the periphery of her next discourse. Singapore...

Thoughts after reading Danielle Shroyer’s Original Blessing: Putting Sin in its Rightful Place Original sin is a big deal in conventional...

From the winning entry for the Asian Women Writers Festival Short StoryCompetition... It takes 38,000 mgs of ibuprofen to kill yourself.

Yeo Wei Wei has just reviewed my short story collection Heart Nine Cuts in The Straits Times Book Page.

As the Heart Bones Break: So grateful this reviewer got it!

As the Heart Bones Break shortlisted for Singapore Literature Prize 2014