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SATORI BLUES 
by Cyril Wong  
published by Math Paper Press

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Cyril Wong’s longest and only Zen-inspired poem to date, Satori Blues is a response to writings by teachers of Buddhism and post-Buddhist philosophies. Composed as a stream of thought—at times epigrammatic, philosophical, fragmented, even exclamatory—the poem has been described by The Oxford Companion to Modern Poetry in English as ‘a sustained meditation that recalls turn-of-the- century Geoffrey Hill in its intricately patterned probing.’

內容簡介

　　網路和通訊技術的過度商品化，把便利帶到了每個人的手裡，隨著留下的數位足跡越來越多，我們將不再只活在真實世界，而也活在虛擬世界。在虛構的小說裡，虛擬和真實之間，界限到底在哪？當每個人都只剩下A、B、C的帳號代碼，我們會發現「你我他」其實根本沒有差別。

　　張國強三篇中短篇小說〈你不懂的ABC〉、〈他是誰〉、〈2050女傭不見了〉信手捻來，在異化的現代世界巧妙融入懸疑推理的元素，節奏明快的敘事直指科技世界中認同和自我價值定位的核心，以心靈哲學觀點帶領讀者一探生命的本質。

作者簡介

　　出生於一九七三年，華裔新加坡人。

　　從小就對數理有極大興趣，從中學畢業後一直在電子工程領域裡。另外一個興趣就是閱讀，只要有方塊字的紙張都有一讀的渴望。

　　二○一○年突然覺得應該寫，就這樣開始寫散文、新詩和小說。

　　隱藏在理性的思考背後，是感性的文學感受。理性與感性的結合，對於人文與科技的理解，借助這獨特的結合體去尋找人性裡的光與暗。

THE MONSTERS BETWEEN US
poems by Jason Wee
published by Math Paper Press

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In his debut poetry collection, Jason Wee returns to ‘1987’, the installation work he first introduced to art audiences at the first Singapore Biennale in 2006.

The monsters Wee renders are present creatures, some cruelly alive, each shadowed by a long tail of mastery and mortality. With interlocking sequences, Wee shifts from Grimm’s stories to the small frail species among us, arriving at the volume’s central sequence, “Unreliable Evidence”. Composed from newsprint, detainee reports, speech transcripts and redacted accounts, this bravura sequence is suffused with the songs of childhood and the anger of unaccounted injustices. We watch and listen to a voice come of age in a time of great superhero comics and romcom movies, pop music and primary schools.

"Engaging and thought-provoking... Wee presents a fresh  and ageless view of the bizarre and the mundane."

— Ovidia Yu

UNMARKED TREASURE
by Cyril Wong
published by Math Paper Press

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A ghost steps out of its body after a suicide and looks back at it in wonder. The poet wonders at his own existence and struggles between actual living and a desire to depart. Recipient of the Singapore Literature Prize, this collection is Cyril Wong’s most personal sequence of poems, held together by memories about family life and intimate relationships, these moments charged with the pain of love, dreams and death and an unflinching exploration of the self.

This booklet brings together the original English works from Streets & Places of Singapore Volumes 1 and 2. The two anthologies were envisioned as a way of mapping Singapore through literature—capturing how streets and places carry history, memory, and imagination. Published in Chinese, they highlight the city as seen through the lens of Chinese literary expression, while also embracing works that were first written in English and lovingly translated into Chinese.

About the Editor

Ang Lai Sheng (汪来昇, 1987–) is a Singaporean writer, translator, publisher, and columnist, and the Co-founder & Editor-in-Chief of TrendLit Publishing. His works and essays have been published across Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China. He is the author of the poetry collections After Commotion, The Void (2014) and Destroy All Gods (2016), and editor of anthologies including Never Before – 50 Essential Poems (2018), Streets & Places of Singapore (Vol. 1 & 2, 2022, 2025), and Impressions of Singapore (2023). He is also the Chinese-language translator of Anything but Human (2025) and The World May Say This, But I Believe That! (2025).

Beyond his publications, Ang champions emerging voices, fosters cross-cultural literary dialogue, and conducts workshops and talks for writers and educators. He has twice served as Writer-in-Residence for the Ministry of Education’s Chinese Language Elective Programme and was honoured with the 2023 NTU School of Humanities Alumni Award for his contributions to literature and publishing.

Authors

Alvin Pang／Daryl Lim Wei Jie／Shawn Hoo／Yeow Kai Chai／Yong Shu Hoong ／Yvonne Tham


Contents

Editor’s Forword

1.     Around the Lake I Go ◎ Yong Shu Hoong

2.     Hwi Yoh Trilling ◎ Shawn Hoo

3.     Katong ◎ Alvin Pang

4.     Kelip-kelip: An Entomologist’s Field Recording at Changi Village Circa 2007 ◎ Yeow Kai Chai

5.     My Kind of Town ◎ Daryl Lim Wei Jie

6.    
Toa Payoh Lorong 8 ◎ Yvonne Tham

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ISBN: 978-981-94-4467-0
Publisher: TrendLit Publishing Private Limited
Published Date: October 2025
Suggest Classification: Creative Non-Fiction, Singapore Literature, Locative Writing
Email: contact@trendlitpublishing.com

内容简介

　　这是一本能够穿透心灵的漫画。
 
　　爱的温暖从这里寻找，智慧的光明从这里点亮。轻松快乐时，阅读此书，可以获得深度的启迪；同时更重要的，这本书还将陪伴你度过生命中每次的孤独与徬徨。
 
　　以爱的光明，来温暖你的心灵。以宽恕的温暖，来唤醒你灵魂深处的爱。
　　拥有一颗真实不隐藏的心，一颗温暖利他的心，不论外界纷杂，你都是纯洁的。
　　爱并不是你爱我、我爱你，不是被美丑、富穷影响的执著妄想，不是强迫自己去「爱」。
　　没有指责、没有否定，只有宽恕与温暖，只有接纳与爱。
　　痛苦是如何产生的？当内心的诉求，得不到满足之时，所以你的看见，是在心中，而不是眼中。
 
　　人生有很多痛苦与无奈，很多想得而不可得，先做回真实的心吧，想反抗就反抗，不要扭曲自己的灵魂，唯有心安理得，平心静气的心，才具有宽恕的能力。
 
　　让《你只是爱，爱之中，一无所缺》这本全彩精装绘本漫画，用温暖的色调与笔触，生动的图像与对话，疗愈每颗受伤的心灵，陪伴你继续前行。

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ISBN：978-981-94-3661-3
出版社：北冥文化（新文潮出版社旗下出版品牌）
出版日期：2025年9月
建议分类：心理励志、心灵疗愈、灵性成长
联系：contact@trendlitpublishing.com