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This is a story about stories—the stories we tell ourselves and the stories we tell others. What actually transpires in Ba-Doom? A group of acquaintances sit in a bar and exchange stories of love. Strictly speaking, there is no plot. Action is replaced with conversation, which is only as substantial as language is—not very. Speech is ephemeral, like the memories it briefly resurrects, like Johan’s...

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Read 'campbell's mushroom chicken soup' by Felicia Zhuang at sploosh.sg/magazine/issue-4-toast/

Read 'dubstep with chinese grandmas' by Crispin Rodrigues at sploosh.sg/magazine/issue-4-toast/

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Read 'Morning Ritual' by Yan An Tan at sploosh.sg/magazine/issue-4-toast/

Read 'motel chronicles' by Shaik Aqeel at sploosh.sg/magazine/issue-4-toast/ .

“The orange blooms glowed in the green room like a lamp.” At 4:30 am, a lonely boy creeps into the room of a lonely man. He does this every morning from December 15 to December 20, six days from his childhood he will never forget, six days during which he felt furthest from loneliness, sharing those quiet hours with a stranger from Korea. Yeo Wei Wei’s “4:30” is a short story based on an award-win...

Notes On Paper is an alternative audio tour of ‘|      | on paper’, an experimental ‘residency’ that culminates in a showcase of 20 sets of 4 A4 paper transformed by 20 artists. Writers Laura Jane Lee and Yap Hao Yang were invited to respond to the showcase by reimagining their encounters with the various works as six haibuns, a Japanese literary form first used in travel writing. Each haibun wand...

Notes On Paper is an alternative audio tour of ‘| | on paper’, an experimental ‘residency’ that culminates in a showcase of 20 sets of 4 pieces of A4 paper transformed by 20 artists. Writers Laura Jane Lee and Yap Hao Yang were invited to respond to the showcase by reimagining their encounters with the various works as six haibuns, a Japanese literary form first used in travel writing. Each haibun...

Notes On Paper is an alternative audio tour of ‘| | on paper’, an experimental ‘residency’ that culminates in a showcase of 20 sets of 4 pieces of A4 paper transformed by 20 artists. Writers Laura Jane Lee and Yap Hao Yang were invited to respond to the showcase by reimagining their encounters with the various works as six haibuns, a Japanese literary form first used in travel writing. Each haibun...

Notes On Paper is an alternative audio tour of ‘| | on paper’, an experimental ‘residency’ that culminates in a showcase of 20 sets of 4 pieces of A4 paper transformed by 20 artists. Writers Laura Jane Lee and Yap Hao Yang were invited to respond to the showcase by reimagining their encounters with the various works as six haibuns, a Japanese literary form first used in travel writing. Each haibun...

Notes On Paper is an alternative audio tour of ‘| | on paper’, an experimental ‘residency’ that culminates in a showcase of 20 sets of 4 pieces of A4 paper transformed by 20 artists. Writers Laura Jane Lee and Yap Hao Yang were invited to respond to the showcase by reimagining their encounters with the various works as six haibuns, a Japanese literary form first used in travel writing. Each haibun...

Notes On Paper is an alternative audio tour of ‘| | on paper’, an experimental ‘residency’ that culminates in a showcase of 20 sets of 4 pieces of A4 paper transformed by 20 artists. Writers Laura Jane Lee and Yap Hao Yang were invited to respond to the showcase by reimagining their encounters with the various works as six haibuns, a Japanese literary form first used in travel writing. Each haibun...

Notes On Paper is an alternative audio tour of ‘| | on paper’, an experimental ‘residency’ that culminates in a showcase of 20 sets of 4 pieces of A4 paper transformed by 20 artists. Writers Laura Jane Lee and Yap Hao Yang were invited to respond to the showcase by reimagining their encounters with the various works as six haibuns, a Japanese literary form first used in travel writing. Each haibun...

Listen to Theophilus Kwek read 'The Angels' from HAUNT, the third issue of the sploosh! magazine.

Listen to Theophilus Kwek read 'Moving In' from HAUNT, the third issue of the sploosh! magazine.

Listen to Joy Huang read 'Falling Teeth: Season 5' from HAUNT, the third issue of the sploosh! magazine.

Listen to Elizabeth Deng read 'In My Worst Dreams, We Are Better People' from HAUNT, the third issue of the sploosh! magazine.

Hao Yang reads David Luke's English translation of Tonio Kröger (Part 1) by Thomas Mann.

Hao Yang reads excerpts from David Luke's translation of The Joker by Thomas Mann.

Hao Yang reads David Luke's translation of Little Herr Friedemann by Thomas Mann.

Hao Yang reads 'Anima' by implausiette. From Anaphora #2—Instapoetry.

Hao Yang reads 'Chasing Moonbeams' by satirewrites. From Anaphora #2—Instapoetry.