Marc de Faoite

Sophie Hardach’s eclectic book is a delight for language nerds and enthusiasts

This originally French novel focuses on the plight of Senegalese soldiers fighting under brutal conditions in the First World War

In her first novel, Patricia Lockwood explores the impermeable barrier between social media and everyday life

Leonard Siaw was one of the artists responsible for ‘The Joy of Harvest’ paintings made as part of the Penang International Container Art Festival

In Bill Gates' new book, it's not so much thinking outside the box, but thinking of how to build a better box

Kazuo Ishiguro's latest book is one of this year’s most interesting, imaginative, thought-provoking and enjoyable reads

In a sprawling science fiction tale of a possible near future, Kim Stanley Robinson explores what it would take to truly address climate change

Young voices dissect what it means to make the shift from real life to technology in the shadows of the pandemic

Sangeeta Bandyopadhyay's novel's depths belie its spare, lean prose

'The Old Drift', spans more than a century and weaves a number of seemingly unconnected stories into a narrative on Zambia's past and present

Featuring a who's who of Singaporean food writers and writers from around the region, 'Food Republic' is a delectable literary tasting menu

Featuring the work of twenty-two writers and three artists, 'Home Groan' is a sincere look at modern Penang