Tag: literature
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Book Review: Because We Were Christian Girls
Virgie Townsend’s “Because We Were Christian Girls” (2023) is a compelling short fiction chapbook addressing the complexities of Christian girlhood through personal and societal struggles.
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Dark Poetry Fragments (from Feb 2024)
Three dark poetry fragments that I wrote (and forgot about) on x in Feb 2024, via a daily poetry word prompt.
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Mini Book Review: “French Women Don’t Get Fat,” by Mireille Guiliano
Mini book review / recommendation of Mini Book Review: “French Women Don’t Get Fat,” by Mireille Guiliano. On the French woman’s approach towards food and life.
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Tips: Writers and Poets Seeking First Publication Credits
Tips for writers and poets seeking to get their first publication credits in literary magazines, journals, or small presses.
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“Dear Skin” in redrosethorns Magazine
“Dear Skin” in redrosethorns Magazine and brief thoughts on some writing goals.
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Book Review: Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
The anime Castlevania is where I actually first came across Carmilla from Styria. I always loved her icy cool and shrewd, bloodthirsty demeanor.
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Book Review: Classic Singapore Horror Stories by Damien Sin
My first fun and casual review here, on Classic Singapore Horror Stories by Damien Sin.
Jess Chua 