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Posted on October 2018December 2021

Special Highlight – Interview with Mr Yeng Pway Ngon, formerly of Grassroots Book Room

Posted on September 2018December 2021

“Writing Emergency: Teaching Singapore Literature in an Historical Frame” by Philip Holden

Posted on January 2018December 2021

“An introduction to Constructing Nanyang Childhood” by Edgar Liao

Posted on January 2018December 2021

An Interview with Arthur Yap

Posted on January 2017December 2021

“Wardah” by Faris Joraimi

Posted on January 2017December 2021

“The Intellectual Legacy of Kampung Glam” by Fadli Fawzi and Faris Joraimi

Posted on January 2017December 2021

Interview with Mr Yeo San Chai (Yeo Oi Sang) of Xinhua Cultural Enterprises (S) Pte Ltd

Posted on January 2017December 2021

“City Book Room” by Tan Waln Ching (English Translation and Chinese Original)

Posted on December 2012December 2021

Review of Monsters, Miracles & Mayonnaise by Andrew Tan aka drewscape (Epigram Books 2012)

Posted on September 2011December 2021

Routes not Roots

Posted on June 2011July 2011

The Seventies: Transition from Cultural Desert to Global City

Posted on June 2011July 2011

Reclaiming Literature for Singapore

Posted on June 2011December 2021

Eulogy

Posted on June 2011December 2021

Learning to Adapt: Dave Chua and Koh Hong Teng’s Gone Case

Posted on August 2010August 2010

From People’s Action Party to Men in White

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Founded in 2007, the s/pores e-journal is one of the earliest online platforms for Singapore studies. Following an updated look for the website in December 2021, it seemed important that the earlier web aesthetics of s/pores be preserved.

An archive of the e-journal may be viewed at https://spores.wordpress.com, which maintains s/pores' original appearance from its founding in 2007 until its 20th issue in September 2021.

s-pores.com from 2007-2021
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