About
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I was born and raised in Singapore but am currently living in the UK as a second-year PPE undergraduate at the University of Oxford. When I'm not busy stressing over philosophy essays, you will probably catch me writing poems on my laptop or getting a good cup of coffee with my friends.
I was born and raised in Singapore but am currently living in the UK as a second-year PPE undergraduate at the University of Oxford. When I'm not busy stressing over philosophy essays, you will probably catch me writing poems on my laptop or getting a good cup of coffee with my friends.
My writing primarily explores queerness and its intersections with disability, race, and gender. In particular, I wish to capture the queer politics of the body as a Chinese Singaporean. My writing has received national recognition and has been published or is forthcoming in various journals including Salt Hill, Passages North, The Cincinnati Review, Rattle, Alien, West Trade Review, and Quarterly Literary Review Singapore.
My writing primarily explores queerness and its intersections with disability, race, and gender. In particular, I wish to capture the queer politics of the body as a Chinese Singaporean. My writing has received national recognition and has been published or is forthcoming in various journals including Salt Hill, Passages North, The Cincinnati Review, Rattle, Alien, West Trade Review, and Quarterly Literary Review Singapore.