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~ Fighting [1994]

~ Black Boards, White Walls [1997]

~ Yesterday My Classmate Died [1997]

~ One Fierce Hour [1998]

~ Corridor [1999]

~ Sex. Violence. Blood. Gore [1999]

~ Asian Boys Vol. 1 [2000]

~ A History Of Amnesia [20-1]

~ What's The Difference? [2001]

~ Don't Say I Say [2001]

~ poppy Dot Dream {2001}

~ The Corrected Poems of Minah Jambu [2001]

~ The Optic Trilogy [2001]

~ 7 Ten: Seven Original 10-minute Plays: Not In [2003]

~ Landmarks: Asian Boys Vol. 2 [2004]

~ Tekka Voices [2004]

~ Malay Sketches [2012]

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1990s

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfian_Sa'at

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The 1990s was a decade that began on January 1, 1990, and ended on December 31, 1999. It was also an era of spreading capitalism. The 1990s was the period of time where there was an increase of cultural diversity and alternative media, that continued into the 2000s.

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He also has written over 100 plays that have been toured all over the world in countries like Singapore, Melbourne, London, and many more. Alfian published his first collection of poetry, One Fierce Hour in 1998, when he was 21 years old. He then published his first collection of short stories, Corridor, a year later in 1999. Alfian is now the playwright of the theatre group named WILD RICE. In 2001, Alfian won both the inaugural National Arts Council-Singapore Press Holdings Golden Point Award for Poetry and the National Arts Council's Young Artist Award for Literature. His plays, written in both English and Malay, have received much attention in both Singapore and Malaysia.

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Alfian Sa'at was born 18 July 1977. He is a Singaporean writer, poet and playwright. He is also known for his provocative works. He is an alumni of Tampines Primary, Raffles Instutuition and Raffles Junior College, where he received the award for the Kripalani Award for Outstanding Contribution to Creative Arts. Alfian was the head of  the drama societies as well. He attended school at the National University of Singaore in the medical faculty, however, he failed to graduate.