Poetics of Home Festival

Eddie Tay speaks to poets L Kiew, Annie Fan, Antony Huen and Daryl Lim Wei Jie about how poetry can help break down unjust stereotypes and bring about a greater sense of equality. From translating and reinventing classical Chinese poetry, to the use of multilingual expressions, these poets reflect on the dismantling of stereotypes and injustices in our society. Recorded on the 2nd of October, 2021 Annie Fan - WoundsongL Kiew - About & The UnquietDaryl Lim - A Book of ChangesAntony Huen - Profile & Poetry

Professor Susheila Nasta, pre-eminent scholar of diasporic literature and founding editor of Wasafiri, talks to Shirley Lim, Jennifer Lee-Tsai, Hannah Lowe and Kit Fan about their childhoods and family history, and how these experiences have transformed their writing journeys. Recorded on the 1st of October, 2021 Jennifer Lee-Tsai's - KismetKit Fan: About & As Slow As PossibleHannah Lowe's - The Kids Shirley Lim - Selected works

What is hybridity? Are we not all in a sense hybrid? Lucienne Loh talks to poets Will Harris, Jay G Ying, and Helen Bowell about living between cultures and hyphenated identities, and how they find their own creative voice in that space. Recorded on the 28th of September, 2021 Will Harris: About Helen Bowell's Forthcoming Pamphlet with Bad Betty PressJay G Ying: About