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A Joke

by ephraem tan

“The living room’s trashed again, there’s stuff all over the floor!”

by sneha joseph

Inspired by Koty Neelis’s, “The ways we say goodbye” from the Thought Catalogue.

by kim hajeong

We can think about the Beat Generation in a number of ways.

by ang jing han

Have you been to the World’s Best Restaurant?

by tyrina toh

“You are what you eat.”

by ephraem tan

“Did you know academic study of the judiciary system is a prerequisite for flight attendants in Singapore?”

“What? That doesn’t sound right.”

“It’s true!” insists the foreign minister. “I asked her how she came to be employed on this plane, and she shrugged and said, ‘Study lor.’”

by hannah ang

You can fall in love

with books
and stories
and moments in time.

by surabhi riya vig

At the topmost floor, the city becomes a mere map beneath me.

by loo wei juan

Here are some commonly known idioms and their unexpected origins.

by kim hajeong

Even as a writer, the occupation for which he is best known, Roald Dahl is something of an enigma.