Super Short Story #289: Story Day and night reading about others’ lives, she forgot to write her own story.
Super Short Story #288: Bookstore Though books are for finding one’s way, he lost his way in the big bookstore.
Super Short Story #287: Mail The mailbox could deliver many things but what he really wanted to deliver was itself…
Super Short Story #286: Stranger Encountering Camus in another language was like meeting a familiar foreigner.
Super Short Story #285: Rail The left rail was sadly crucified to a thousand bridges while it could not cross…
Super Short Story #284: Gift She dreads discovering an unexpected bill in the letterbox as much as she anticipates an…
Super Short Story #283: Zebra Crossing Zebra crossings are more stressful than traffic lights to her as she is often…
Super Short Story #282: Water Sometimes, he prefers the plain condensed water on the cup of fancy cold drink he…
Super Short Story #281: Down It struck her that it is equally true that when you hit the rooftop, the…
Super Short Story #280: Dish It always surprised him how anyone could enjoy a dish made from someone who didn’t…
Super Short Story #279: Virtual He focused so much on the virtual that reality became more virtual.
Super Short Story #278: Mosaic When he sees mosaic designs, he doesn’t just see the beauty, but the grime to…
With increasing use of plastic surgery due to attachment to the so-called ‘importance’ of looks, I’m predicting the reverse to…
There is this half-bridge-half-ramp structure at the Toa Payoh train station underpass. It is a monument ‘celebrating’ witlessness. For some…
Am always interested in hearing how the man on the street philosophises. I overheard a poor philosophical argument during lunch from the…
Am experimenting with a lazy yet paradoxically disciplined way of writing a novel… by writing snippets weekly. It’s lazy because…
Here are some extended snippets from a chat on the movie ‘The Grandmaster’ with a friend on the nature of…
‘The Art Of Thinking Clearly’ by Rolf Dobelli is quite a thought-provoking treat, offering 99 reflections backed up by studies…
I read the book by Fuminori Nakamura out of curiosity of how pickpockets work. It’s intriguing because there must be…
‘Drug War’ features probable mechanics behind the elusive workings of the drug industry, of how all parties involved are kept…
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