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Share your thoughts on any literary text you have read from the SingLit Reader.

You can consider the following prompts:

What stories are being told / written

What are the authors concerned with?

What is compelling / (un)surprising about what is being shared?

What aspect of the world and of yourself is the text presenting to you, or trying to get you to think about?

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'What are you doing here?' by @beckypie24

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'What are you doing here?' by @beckypie24

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'2 mothers in a hdb playground' by Arthur Yap

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'2 mothers in a hdb playground' by Arthur Yap

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'2 socially distanced mothers in a hdb playground' by Gwee Li Sui

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'2 socially distanced mothers in a hdb playground' by Gwee Li Sui

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'Postcards from Chinatown' by Terence Heng

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'Postcards from Chinatown' by Terence Heng

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'Bumboat Cruise on the Singapore River' by Miriam Wei Wei Lo

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'Bumboat Cruise on the Singapore River' by Miriam Wei Wei Lo

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'How to fly the Singapore Flag' by Daren Shiau

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'How to fly the Singapore Flag' by Daren Shiau

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'Trees are only Temporary' by Leong Liew Geok

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'Trees are only Temporary' by Leong Liew Geok