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最後一束康乃馨(簡體)◎艾禺
平常價 $14.00本書收錄了作者從80年代末至2011年創作的微型小說精選作品共48篇,反映了作者在不同的人生成長階段中對事物的不同體會和感受,其中大部分反映了現今社會中父母與子女之間親情密度的有待考量,人情的冷漠、社會的光怪百態。
同時附上四篇來自中國和本地作家、學者的評論,希望讀者們能從中對作品有更深一層的認識與了解。
作者簡介
艾禺原名劉桂嵐,新加坡作家協會副會長,世界華文微型小說研究會副秘書、世界海外華文女作家會員,創作體裁以微型小說和兒童文學為主,作品包括《困鳥》(短篇小說)、《風雲再起》(微型小說)、《艾禺禺的《花神》《最後一束小花》(小花本媽媽的故事)、《藍色小說》(《小花》(微小說)、《新花本》的小花本》(微小說)(微小說)、《新花本》(微小說》)的《新花本》)小說了《新本》(《白色媽媽》年小說)、《鏡子裡的秘密》(少年小說)和《天狼星遊戲事件簿》(少年小說)、《海魂》(短篇小說集)、《奇怪的畫像》(小飛魚讀本系列)、《窗內窗外》和《假書》(百果香系列-新加坡花園)、《大白小司庫》和《大小小女教育》和《大小書》和《小老師》和《小老師》)、《大白小小教師》和《大小書》和《小老師》和《小女孩》和《小老師》。主編作品:《逍遙曲》《城市的記憶》《城市的足音》,新加坡作家協會刊物《新華文學》編委。
《艾禺微型小說》曾獲選為 2006年「讀吧,新加坡」全民閱讀活動讀物之一。多次在文藝創作比賽中得獎。
曾任新傳媒華文戲劇組故事策劃、編審、編劇二十餘年,現為駐校作家兼自由撰稿人。

釋放快樂(簡體)◎尤今
平常價 $13.00快樂,是有聲音、有形狀的;它無所不在;但是啊,許多人卻置若罔聞、視而不見!尤今相信,心裡有桃源,處處是桃源;而心中的桃源,來自人生的頓悟。借助《釋放快樂》這部小品文集,她希望能在各個不同的層面與廣大的讀者分享她個人釋放快樂之道。
《釋放快樂》一書是新加坡著名作家尤今的最新小品集,收錄了 61 則小品文。
全書共分五輯:第一輯《唯一選擇》,13 則故事全以親情和友情為中心,展現「人間有愛」的溫馨主題;第二輯《快樂點心》,暢述了 13 則足履天涯的旅遊故事,從沙礫中看世界,處啟都是閃亮的啟示錄;示》,敘述了 10 則有關教育的小故事,明確地傳達了個人的教學理念;第四輯《幸福指數》,透過 13 則趣味滿溢的真實故事,體現雋永的生活情趣;第五輯《逆風前行》,,12 則有關文化與人的評論和軼事。

佐賀的超級阿嬤(新加坡學生版)(簡體)◎島田洋七
平常價 $13.00這本書收集了五篇以青少年成長為主題的短篇小說。作者王德遠博士深入青少年的生活,了解他們的經歷與思想,將真實的故事化為文字,希望讓更多讀者可以走進青少年的心靈世界。 《月亮代表我的心》講述了一個高中男生的故事,他表面生活快樂,心裡卻充斥著被排擠的不愉快。里外不合的成長矛盾,讓他的生活多了許多不為人知的無奈,卻也反映了現代青少年強說愁的現象。 《邊緣少年》則講述了青少年在父母離婚的家庭裡出現的問題,故事主角後來懸崖勒馬,重新得到同學的認可與接受。 《日記》描述了一位父親為了撫養孩子而忍辱負重的經歷。故事告訴我們不要以主觀意識判斷事物,因為個人的成見往往造成誤解,尤其是青少年在心智尚未完全成熟的時候,更是如此。
本書宣揚真情、誠懇以及正面的處世待人態度。作品的特色是文字淺白,內容深入淺出,不說教,而是用故事啟發智慧,適合青少年閱讀。

青春五堂課(簡體)◎王德遠
平常價 $13.00這本書收集了五篇以青少年成長為主題的短篇小說。作者王德遠博士深入青少年的生活,了解他們的經歷與思想,將真實的故事化為文字,希望讓更多讀者可以走進青少年的心靈世界。 《月亮代表我的心》講述了一個高中男生的故事,他表面生活快樂,心裡卻充斥著被排擠的不愉快。里外不合的成長矛盾,讓他的生活多了許多不為人知的無奈,卻也反映了現代青少年強說愁的現象。 《邊緣少年》則講述了青少年在父母離婚的家庭裡出現的問題,故事主角後來懸崖勒馬,重新得到同學的認可與接受。 《日記》描述了一位父親為了撫養孩子而忍辱負重的經歷。故事告訴我們不要以主觀意識判斷事物,因為個人的成見往往造成誤解,尤其是青少年在心智尚未完全成熟的時候,更是如此。
本書宣揚真情、誠懇以及正面的處世待人態度。作品的特色是文字淺白,內容深入淺出,不說教,而是用故事啟發智慧,適合青少年閱讀。

悅讀與品讀(新加坡學生文學讀本)(簡體)◎玲子傳媒
平常價 $18.00《悅讀與品讀》共收錄五篇短篇小說/微型小說以及八首詩歌。
為了讓學生有更廣泛的涉獵,本書收錄的作品,涵蓋不同時期、不同地理的文學創作。短篇小說/微型小說方面,收錄了五四時期的《孔乙己》、中國當代小說《陳小手》、港台代表作品《像我這樣的一個女子》、以馬來西亞為故事背景的小說《拉子婦》以及本地青少年小說《回不去的候車站》;詩歌方面,共有四首古典詩篇,包括兩首唐渡詩——李白的《唐渡詩——李白的《唐渡詩》——李白的《唐渡詩》——李白的《唐渡詩》——李白的《唐渡詩》——李白的《唐渡詩》荊門送別》和杜甫的《春夜喜雨》、兩首宋詞-蘇遼的《水調歌頭》(明月幾時有)和李清照的《如夢令》(昨夜雨疏風驟)以及四首現當代詩歌,包括徐志摩的《偶然》、 南下的《珍珠岩》中的《珍珠項鍊》和《珍珠光傳》創作詩窗。

青春版紅樓夢(上)(簡體)◎周德成(繪圖:黃展鳴)
平常價 $16.00《紅樓夢》本名《石頭記》,是華文世界最重要的小說之一。本書改編自這部經典,是無材補天的頑石在人間的傳記。石頭化為賈寶玉,經歷了與林黛玉「木石前盟」和薛寶釵「金玉良緣」的愛情婚姻悲劇,目睹了十二金釵等女子的悲慘人生,體驗了富貴家族由盛而衰的巨變,並對人生有了深刻的感悟。 《紅樓夢》結構宏偉,打破了過去的所有傳統寫法,全書四百多個人物,其中賈寶玉、林黛玉、薛寶釵、王熙鳳等都讓人印象深刻,無論是人物性格的多面性、心理描寫和細節刻畫,還是其中的詩詞和情節設計,都非常精彩。
本書是《紅樓夢》中學新泛讀叢書版本的上冊,由紅學有所鑽研的本地作家、前教育工作者周德成改編。上冊分十章,保留了原著開頭至晴雯撕扇(31回)的主幹情節和精彩篇章,除了使用更淺白易懂的語言改寫,也嘗試保留曹雪芹的原文字魅力。每章還擬有不同的小標題,方便閱讀,其後更附帶“讀後學一學”與“讀後想一想”,幫助青少年讀者理解內容,也鼓勵他們讀後思考。此外,讀者可掃碼下載精選詩詞英譯,豐富閱讀體驗。
本書人物畫像和情境插圖由新加坡著名畫家黃展鳴精心繪製,加強了視覺效果,讓青少年更容易投入和欣賞。

The Story Game◎Shze-Hui Tjoa
平常價 $30.00About the Book
In the humid dark of a eucalyptus-scented room, a woman named Hui lies on a mattress telling stories about herself to her listener, a little girl. She talks about her identity as the child of an immigrant, her feelings about being in a mixed-race marriage, her opinions on mental health. But as her stories progress, it becomes clear a volatile secret lurks beneath their surface. There are events in Hui’s past that have great significance for the person she’s become, but that have gone missing from her memory. What is it, exactly, that is haunting Hui? Who is the little girl she talks to? And who is Hui herself?
As the conversation continues, what unfolds is a breathtaking, unexpected journey through layers of story toward truth and recovered identity; a memoir that reenacts, in tautly novelistic fashion, the process of healing that author Shze-Hui Tjoa moved through to recover memories lost to complex PTSD and, eventually, reconstruct her sense of self. Stunning in its originality and intimacy, The Story Game is a piercing tribute to selfhood and sisterhood, a genre-shattering testament to the power of imagination, and a one-of-a-kind work of art.
Praise for The Story Game
"A unique memoir that constantly undermines and reworks itself as it braids together episodes from the author's life, a destabilising approach that calls into question how accurately we can remember the past while we are still processing it."
Jeremy Tiang, writer and translator
Reading The Story Game is nothing short of an immense privilege. Shze-Hui Tjoa writes with her heart on her sleeve and the sanctity of her soul risked on every page. I wish every writer could pay testament to life—and our tricky relationship to the writing of life—the way she has done so earnestly, thoughtfully and playfully here.
Daryl Qilin Yam, writer, editor and author of Be Your Own Bae
Shze-Hui Tjoa has written a book that understands that stories are built out of erasure and silence, but they are also made from a relentless belief in transformation. To tell the story, again. And maybe this time, we might finally reveal what is hidden, even from ourselves. What a beautiful, brave act this book is of reclaiming, forgiving but also of un-naming. Sometimes stories teach us to say yes. This one reminds me we can also say No.
Lawrence Ypil, author of The Experiment of the Tropics
The Story Game is a truly inventive memoir told in the form of autobiographical essays that ask what it means to be political in body and mind while aspiring to always be more than we are. Nothing is as it seems in this memoir that’s both reflexive and reflective, and Shze-Hui Tjoa’s careful excavation of disembodiment’s nature knits together the very mind-body separation her memoir interrogates in a journey of healing that will have the reader questioning the narratives we cling to in order to survive. What emerges is an act of courage, confrontation, and intimacy rendered in beautiful, lucid prose.
Jemimah Wei, author of The Original Daughter
About the Author
Shze-Hui Tjoa is a Singaporean writer who lives in Edinburgh, UK. Her debut, The Story Game, was named a best nonfiction book of 2024 by Electric Literature and Paste Magazine when it was first published in the US and Canada. Shze-Hui is an editor at Guernica and Adi Magazine. Her writing has received support from arts organisations in the US, Portugal, Singapore, and Morocco. You can read her author interviews and find out more about her creative philosophy via her website, www.tjoashzehui.com.

Shezlez the Self-Proclaimed◎Marko Vignjević
平常價 $21.00Shezlez the Self-Proclaimed is an absurdist story about a poor man’s ambition to organise his own political party in an unnamed country characterised by moral apathy, poverty and heartless bureaucracy. Upon his first speech, so rousing as to attract the attention of the Progressive Party, Shezlez finds himself embroiled in a corrupt scheme of deceit and backstabbing in the leadup to the upcoming mayoral elections. A Machiavellian tale of political ambition, Shezlez the Self-Proclaimed examines the fickleness of loyalty, and interrogates the perennial question of whether the pursuit of power, no matter how idealistic its genesis, can ever remain a noble quest.

After the Inquiry (Second Edition)◎Jolene Tan
平常價 $21.00Police sergeant Hafiz lies in a coma after a gunshot to the head. The investigation by Internal Affairs uncovered a game of Russian roulette gone wrong, and the case is now closed. But there are rumbles of concern in the Ministry, and middle-aged civil servant Boon Teck—assisted by young colleague Nithya—is dispatched to take another look.
Suffused with mystery and intrigue, After the Inquiry steps into the mirror maze of Singapore’s bureaucracy, where silvered surfaces hide troubling secrets, and those who search for the truth risk getting lost…
“Exceptional... an unsettling insight into bureaucratic cruelty, and the best thing I've read from Singapore for years and years.”
—Peter Guest, Acting Business Editor, WIRED

catskull◎Myle Yan Tay
平常價 $27.00
Winner, Book of the Year & Best Literary Work, Singapore Book Awards 2024
Ram has been ignored and dismissed his entire life. His parents patronise him, his older brother belittles him, his class pretends he doesn’t exist, and he is certain he will fail his impending A-Levels. The only good part of his life is Kass, a fellow outsider he has known since childhood. But when the bruises on Kass from her abusive father get worse and worse, Ram decides to don a mask and frighten him into changing his ways. After his scare tactic goes fatally wrong, the mask he wore calls out to him again to clean the city's filth.
Neo-noir thriller meets coming-of-age mystery, catskull explores the violence inherent in an unforgiving city and what it does to the people who inhabit it. It complicates questions of what is right, what is lawful, and who pays the price in the quest for justice.
"Myle Yan Tay’s debut novel is a sharp, dark look at the education system as a potential site of violence and harm. This is writing that doesn’t flinch and dares the reader to sit with and in discomfort while excavating deeply existential questions about what defines who we are as a society and the individuals who build (or break) it."
—Pooja Nansi, Author of We Make Spaces Divine
This book contains references to topics such as physical violence, racially insensitive language, discrimination and abuse of migrant workers, and themes of sexual assault, sexual abuse and paedophilia. While the content of this novel is fictional, these topics reflect real issues.
We recognise that the ways in which readers might respond to and deal with these issues may vary, as our relationships to these topics are unique. If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed or not in the right headspace to experience the story, do put the book down and talk to someone about how you feel, or consult resources printed at the back of the book.

The Gods Will Hear Us Eventually◎Jinny Koh
平常價 $24.00When 7-year-old Anna told a lie to get out of trouble, she didn’t expect her older sister to go missing. Faced with her mother’s wrath and riddled with guilt, Anna tries to make amends as she grapples with the aftermath of her actions.
Until her daughter’s body is found, Su Lai refuses to believe that she has simply disappeared. Turning to a medium as her obsession to find her daughter escalates, the family is sucked into a web of pain and deceit that forces them to confront their own measures of loss. A masterful debut by Jinny Koh, The Gods Will Hear Us Eventually boldly interrogates the extent of familial love and expectation while unravelling the complexities of hope and redemption.

Heartland◎Daren Shiau
平常價 $24.00Hailed as “the definitive Singaporean novel”, this new edition of Heartland is accompanied by a new preface by author Daren Shiau and a publisher’s foreword that contextualises the novel’s imprint on the Singapore literary landscape since its first publication in 1999.
An iconic work, Heartland explores the paradox of rootedness and rootlessness in fast-changing Singapore. Set in the early 1990s, the novel follows the years of Wing Seng as he leaves school and is conscripted into full-time National Service. As Wing tries to reconcile his past with his future amid transitions through different phases of life, he finds meaning in his intense attachment to his surrounding landscape. Yet, as relationships and the years slip by, Wing is forced to question his own certainties and the wisdom of the people he values.
Set in Singapore’s heartland at the turn of the century, Heartland’s capturing of the texture of everyday life provides the backdrop essential to the bildungsroman’s exploration of identity, belonging and connection in an increasingly urbanised Singapore.

Malay Sketches◎Alfian Sa’at
平常價 $26.00Longlisted for the 2013 Frank O'connor International Short Story Award
Malay Sketches is a collection of stories that borrows its name from a book of anecdotes by colonial governor Frank Swettenham, describing Malay life on the Peninsula. In Alfian Sa’at’s hands, these sketches are reimagined as flash fictions that record the lives of members of the Malay community in Singapore. With precise and incisive prose, Malay Sketches offers the reader profound insights into the realities of life as an ethnic minority.

Corridor: 12 Short Stories◎Alfian Sa’at
平常價 $22.00Corridor is a collection of short stories all set in present-day Singapore. With unsentimental clarity and heartbreaking honesty, Alfian Sa’at writes about HDB dwellers – students, housewives and factory workers, whose lives begin to unravel once they discover that happiness is a fragile thing in a country obsessed with progress and success.
The characters in each story find themselves in situations that offer them a ticket to hope and change: A video camera transforms the way a resentful daughter sees her widowed mother. A married couple receives free holiday tickets just when their luck seems to have run out. A girl encounters a transvestite on an MRT train ride who tells her that she looks like a famous singer. And a man enters a discotheque after a bitter divorce and re-learns the terror of falling in love all over again.
Rich in authentic detail, with a sensitive ear for the vernacular, Corridor paints an elegiac, revealing portrait of contemporary Singaporeans who exist along the city’s corridors – haunted by lost loves, irrevocable childhoods and a deep longing to be free.
Corridor won the Singapore Literature Prize Commendation Award in 1998.

工院外史◎林中子(簡體書)
平常價 $18.00內容簡介
故事發生在八十年代末的香港。主角秦菲立是澳洲華裔,是電機工程的博士,應了香港的著名學府香江理工學院的禮聘,去當該院電機工程系的系主任。菲立此人詭計多端、城府深邃、心胸狹窄、睚眥必報;同時亦好色如命、嗜酒如狂。故事從他從澳洲搭飛機抵達香港開始,看他如何一步步攻心計、耍手段實現其龐大的野心;也看他如何發揮他的風流本色,跟形形色色的女性纏綿。到底最後他能否雄霸職場、笑傲情場?
作者簡介
林中子,新加坡華校生,理工學院建築系畢業。在公共與私人機構工作不到十年,其間半工讀進修學士及碩士學位後,回母校工院當了二十幾年講師。林因對辯論有興趣,便負責訓練辯論員參加電視台的華語大專辯論會。閒暇時候也有筆耕,寫寫小說,自娛自樂。偶爾也發表文章在《聯合早報》。
只想和你去旅行(圖片版+文字版,一套兩冊)◎吳慶康
平常價 $148.00 A collection of short stories that document Dr Ng King Kang's most treasured memories while travelling over the years.
A personal, heartfelt collection dedicated to his beloved friends, “Wish You Were Here” is a beautifully crafted piece of work that embodies King Kang’s love for adventure, music and photography. It is a treat for the senses – transporting readers across the world through words, photos and lyrical melodies. Experience the world through King Kang’s eyes as he takes you on an exciting and memorable adventure from the comfort of your homes through his work。
作者簡介
吳慶康博士是新加坡資深媒體人、作家,以及音樂人,縱橫這三個領域長達四分一個世紀。在2012年的新加坡國慶群眾大會上,新加坡總理李顯龍也引述了吳慶康博士的文字作品。
吳慶康博士至今出版了22本文字作品,創作了無數歌詞,並出版過四張個人演唱專輯。演唱過他的作品的海內外歌手包括張學友、郭富城、劉德華、那英、蘇永康、動力火車、梁詠琪、巫啟賢、範文芳、葉良俊、許美靜、蔡健雅,以及孫燕姿等。吳慶康博士也是多屆「紅星大獎」最佳主題曲和「新加坡金曲獎」最佳歌詞獎項的得主。
吳慶康博士熱愛攝影並以世界為創作的泉源,疫情暴發之前已到訪過70個國家的280個城市。

那間小小的、小小的甜點店(簡體)◎艾禺
平常價 $15.00 「我的一隻耳朵聽不見,
但還是可以聽到世界的聲音……」
本書是新加坡作家艾禺繼《不見了的藍色氣球》和《沉睡天使》後的最新少年小說。小說主角是黃小甜,內容包含五個篇章:《失落的豆沙餅》《來,我們一起為貓慶祝生日》《特別的我,你懂嗎? 》《兩個甜點》和《記憶盒子》。
黃小甜從小右耳失聰,但她卻沒有因為自身的缺陷而悲觀著,反而很積極地面對周遭的事。在成長的歲月裡,在媽媽辛苦經營的小甜點店內裡,她遇到了來自四面八方的人,他們有些是顧客,有些是遞送員,有些更是失去聯繫很久的親人。每個出現的人都有屬於自己的故事。
為了讓新加坡學生通過閱讀符合本身語文水平的讀物,培養閱讀能力,並加強閱讀理解能力,艾禺特別參照新加坡教育部的華文教材詞彙,創作了這部少年小說。
作者簡介
艾禺,新加坡作家協會副會長,世界華文微型小說研究會秘書、世界海外華文女作家會員,創作體裁以微型小說和兒童文學為主,作品包括《困鳥》(短篇小說)、《風雲再起》(微型小說)、《艾禺微型小說》《最後一束康乃馨》《心中的火車》(微型小說)、《媽媽的玻璃鞋》《鏡子裡的秘密》《天狼星遊戲事件簿》《不見了的藍色氣球》《沉睡天使》《那間小小的、小小的甜點店》(少年小說)、《海魂》(短篇小說集)、《奇怪的畫像》(小飛魚讀本系列)、《窗內窗外》《假裝》(百果香系列:繪本花園)、《大明偉和小小熊》《我們一家人》《神秘的任務》《給你一個驚喜》(新加坡教育部課程規劃與發展司——歡樂夥伴高級華文二年級小圖書)等等。主編作品:《逍遙曲》《城市的記憶》《城市的足音》,新加坡作家協會刊物《新華文學》編委。
《艾禺微型小說》曾獲選為 2006年“讀吧,新加坡”全民閱讀活動讀物之一。多次在文藝創作比賽中得獎。
曾任新傳媒華文戲劇組故事策劃、編審、編劇二十餘年,現為駐校作家兼自由撰稿人。

Food Republic: A Singapore Literary Banquet
平常價 $32.00Food Republic is a generous serving of Singapore's food culture: from the making and eating of food, to the sale and hawking of it, our love and hate of it, and the effects of its consumption and deprivation.
Food has always been our safe space, our comfort zone: a place where we could freely engage in heated arguments about the best nasi lemak, the most fragrant cendol and whether the standard of the stall has dropped or not. Yet this anthology, featuring more than one hundred literary explorations of our food and food culture, also shows that when people write about food, they often aren't just talking about food but usually about something else, closer to the heart. Or the bone.
Curated from previously published work and selections from an open call, the poems, fiction and non-fiction in Food Republic range from the passionately realised to tantalisingly surreal. Think of it as a buffet, a banquet, an omakase, a smorgasbord, a nasi padang spread, a thali or a rijssttafel – we hope we've assembled one to your taste. Come. Eat.
Some Contributors: Arthur Yap, Leong Liew Geok, Edwin Thumboo, Toh Hsien Min, Wong Phui Nam, Shirley Geok-lin Lim, Koh Jee Leong, Lee Tzu Pheng, Joshua Ip, Margaret Leong, Alvin Pang, Catherine Lim, Ng Yi-Sheng, Amanda Lee Koe, Alfian Sa'at, Wong May, Gopal Baratham, Desmond Kon Zhicheng-Mingdé, Yong Shu Hoong, Aaron Maniam, Hamid Roslan, Daren Shiau, Boey Kim Cheng, Theophilus Kwek, Cyril Wong and Jennifer Anne Champion

燃燒的獅子(簡體)◎尤今
平常價 $16.00 家家有本難唸的經,可是,有些少年,簡直就是住在「藏經閣」內的。棘手的問題多如牛毛,年輕的他們,難以承受這些超越負荷的壓力,形諸於外,就變成了叛逆性的行為,使他們在學校裡成了令師長搖頭嘆息的問題學生。尤今在不斷探索的過程中,發現了許多揪心的事實。每一篇高潮迭起的小說,都可說是一個小小的「警鐘」,讓你驚心,也讓你深思。
《燃燒的獅子》收錄的就是六則反映青少年問題的短篇小說,全以新加坡為背景。
高潮迭起的故事情節,可能讓你驚心、讓你揪心;然而,洞悉了悲劇產生的背後原因,卻會使你在悲嘆與慨嘆之際,激發出深層的思考。作者希望通過這些真實的故事,敲響警鐘,喚起社會人士對病態現象的注意。
謹以此書獻給成長中的青少年,也同時獻給關心孩子的父母以及關懷學生的老師。

星空依然閃爍(簡體)◎希尼爾、學楓主編
平常價 $16.00 新加坡作家協會·當代文叢之四,希尼爾、學楓主編。
閃小說(Flash Fiction)這新興的文體自2010年底開始推動,獲得作家廣泛的參與和實踐,迅速地在島國推展開來;同時也引起學者、作家的賞析與評述,國內外主要的文學刊物與網站,也陸續刊載了新加坡作家的閃小說作品。閃小說在600字的方寸之內,以其精悍短小的獨特結構「閃動」了心靈的火花,其張力的釋放如雷電光雨後的一道虹彩,讓人領悟其瞬間美的姿態。評論家預測閃小說「必將作為一種嶄新的文學現象載入史冊」。縱觀此選集裡28位作者的180篇作品及賞析,無論是創作隊伍,或是理論基礎的建構,都已具雛形,這對於一種新文體的長期發展可說是至關重要。讀者能通過作家集體亮相於21世紀的第一本《新加坡閃小說選》,來了解當前新加坡閃小說的創作水平以及其所觀照的社會現象。

麵包特工隊(增訂版)◎買咯冰
平常價 $10.00配合2021年中學華文新課程,推廣華文學習委員會與友誼書齋聯合出版《麵包特工隊》,讓學生選擇有興趣、適合自己程度的讀物,閱讀更能投入。
閱讀計劃以新加坡為出發點,除了可以鼓勵本地作家創作,也讓年輕一代有集體的共同閱讀記憶,促進華文學習蓬勃發展。
【內容簡介】
樂凱和詩瑩是兩名普通的中學生。一天,他們不知何故進入了理解篇章的世界,認識了年紀很小的菜包和書茗兩兄妹。菜包和書茗經營著一家生意很差的麵包店——書包烘培坊。儘管菜包非常努力練習做麵包,但做出來的麵包卻十分難吃。
一天,書茗從學校圖書館借來了《彈力婆婆的麵包屋》這本繪本。接著,一個神奇的“彈力婆婆”從繪本里頭跑了出來,還帶大家進入繪本世界,菜包和書茗也因此有機會向繪本世界裡的胖師傅和瘦師傅學習做麵包。
然而,就在他們開始學做麵包的第二天,彈力婆婆麵包屋卻突然完全沒人上門,原來是因為大家吃了麵包之後都開始瀉肚子。
到底這起“瀉肚子事件”跟彈力婆婆麵包屋有沒有關聯?大家要如何解決這個危機?菜包最後又是否能夠做出美味可口的麵包呢?

CAPITAL MISFITS
平常價 $19.00CAPITAL MISFITS
by Julie Koh
published by Math Paper Press
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A capsule collection of surreal short stories from one of Australia's rising stars.
A woman arrives on the seventh level of Heaven, only to realise it is a trading floor where the dead swap their karma before rebirth. In a Sydney laboratory, a vagrant participates in cosmeceutical trials in return for a Rolex watch. On an island made out of sugar, a student questions the rule of the benevolent Sugar Daddy. At an open mic night in New York, a zen poet takes the stage and begins to tell the greatest, most devastating joke in the world. In this blackly funny parallel universe, Koh explores the absurdity of a world in which the market has become God.
This special edition of Capital Misfits is illustrated by award-winning New York-based artist, Matt Huynh.

A TREE TO TAKE US UP TO HEAVEN
平常價 $19.00A TREE TO TAKE US UP TO HEAVEN
by Jordan Melic
published by Math Paper Press
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Kueny isn’t much of a worrier, except maybe when it comes to her father, the Custodian of a Thousand Generations, whose soul is hanging by a thread. But when her brother, Ah Ti, inherits the throne and smashes the Watercress Elixir that preserves her family’s heavenly reign, her worries take on a whole new dimension.
Left with no choice, the siblings set out in search of a new home, embarking on a perilous journey that takes them through 14th century Majapahit and 19th century Malaya, where they encounter a dreamy prince who promises them the world, and end up in a sparkling city that will consume everything they know.
A mix of mythology, history and adventure—think Journey to the West meets Huckleberry Finn—Ah Ti and Kueny’s story is about growing up and finding a place for oneself in the world. It is also a story of Singapore, different from the one commonly told—an attempt to capture a sense of the fullness of time contained in the land and its people.





