Just-in-Time Printing of Stories from Our Dark Side
As my publishing imprint Crime Wave Press has been invited to this year’s Georgetown Literary Festival in Malaysia, literary reviewer Umapagan Ampikaipakan interviews me for The Business Station. The...
View ArticleCrime Wave Press at Georgetown Literary Festival
Crime Wave Press are at the Georgetown Literary Festival today, having a great time. I had not been to Penang, Malaysia for a decade, so the festival is a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with the...
View ArticleDemocracy in Southeast Asia – A Story Untold
I was recently commissioned by a Thai English language magazine to write a short satirical piece abut Democracy in SE Asia. After much back and forth, the publication decided not to go ahead with the...
View ArticleKota Kinabalu Tattoo Convention
Uff, the year is almost done and it’s been busy. I am still juggling several assignments and have just arrived in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, to cover the city’s first international tattoo convention here...
View ArticleWith writer Marco Ferrese in Penang, Malaysia
One of the great boons of being a writer is hanging out with other writers. Here I am celebrating the dying hours of 2015 with my friend, writer Marco Ferrarese who is currently in the very enviable...
View ArticleBalancing tradition and protest in Borneo – Nikkei Asian Review
I am very happy to have published a feature with Laure Siegel on the very brilliant anarchist art collective Pungrok Sulap in Ranau, Borneo in the Nikkei Asian Review this week. Read the full text here.
View ArticlePangrok Sulap – The Ranau Art Collective in Borneo – in RISE TATTOO Magazine
Pangrok Sulap – The Ranau Art Collective in the shadow of Mount Kinabalu. Text by Laure Siegel, photos by me, for Rise Tattoo Magazine, part of the French publication’s coverage of tattoo culture in...
View ArticleMy Rumble In The Jungle – Getting Tattooed In An Iban Village in Borneo
I have just published a guest post on The Next Best Book Blog on how I got tattooed in Borneo. I was in the jungle in Borneo, somewhere, a day’s travel from Kuching – first by car,...
View ArticleAsia’s coral gardener, in Eco-Business
The world has lost half of its coral reefs in 30 years. Malaysian oceanographer Anuar Abdullah has developed a simple, yet effective way to restore coral. He tells Eco-Business that no reef is the...
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