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« Scattered Thoughts and Admiration for ‘Her Name Upon the Strand’ and Other Tammythings: A Partial Retrospective » by Cyril Camus in ‘Cha: An Asian Literary Journal’ (14 August, 2026)

Her Name Upon the Strand is a delightful patchwork of micro-fragments that are sometimes realist or minimalist, and one never knows to what extent they are autobiographical or resolutely fictional, sometimes Kafkaesque or discreetly surrealistic, along with a few longer texts (some four pages long) in a similar vein

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Kamila Kuc’s ‘i was there’ awarded the ledo matteoli award (for best immigrant film) at the 59th humboldt international film festival

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Undulations: book launch (30 Jan 2026)

Undulations : book launch
Marc Nair, in conversation with Jacqueline Chia

Book People on Queen
7pm, Friday 30 Jan
1640 Queen Street West, Toronto

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Cyril Wong: ‘My Book of the Year 2025’

Jeremy Fernando by Jeremy Fernando is Cyril Wong’s ‘Book of the Year 2025’

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Bow Arts presents : ‘Of What Remains: Creative Witnessing in Three Acts’ with Ecka Mordecai, Laima Leyton, Dara Waldron, Jeremy Fernando, Kate Walters, and Kamila Kuc (13 December 2025, 6pm)

Bow Arts presents: Of What Remains: Creative Witnessing in Three Acts with Ecka Mordecai, Laima Leyton, Dara Waldron, Jeremy Fernando, Kate Walters and Kamila Kuc