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It’s a good bet that not many people remember Tang Dynasty City but at one point in the 1990s, it was a big thing in the press. A unique combination of theme park and movie studio, it promised to transport people back to the golden age of...
No Borders: Journeys Across Islands and Continents; Singapore Screening Spaces (1896–1945): Lost Screens & My Last Kacang Puteh; and Voice of Malayan Democracy: e Communist Party of Malaya’s Revived Radio War are some of the new books...
In Singapore, a creature that is not native to the island has become one of its most recognisable symbols, showing that heraldry is not merely decorative but a visual record of power.
Where the river once provided livelihoods, Sengkang has grown into a modern township that weaves together heritage, green spaces, integrated transport and excellent amenities to form a vibrant community.
In the early months of the Japanese Occupation, a music-loving Japanese camp commander played a supporting role in musical activities that became a source of comfort and solace for the civilian internees.
In a BiblioAsia Podcast episode, editor-in-chief Jimmy Yap interviews environmental historian Timothy P. Barnard who tells us how migrant animals such as otters came to be in Singapore and what makes them Singaporean.
Graphic non- ction has become increasingly mainstream in recent years thanks to a growing community of local writers and illustrators who are pushing the boundaries of their cra .
e nal agreement that separated Singapore from Malaysia had to be negotiated with great secrecy. A er it was signed, senior leaders in Singapore had to be persuaded that there was no other solution.
