A Place on Earth (used) by Tracey Sullivan
$5.00A beautifully crafted poetry chapbook from Singapore’s Math Paper Press, A Place on Earth explores belonging, identity, memory, and the search for home in an increasingly connected world.
Where language gathers its courage and leaps. Our Poetry section brings together verse from across centuries and continents, from tightly coiled sonnets to sprawling free-verse meditations. Whether you’re seeking the music of the Romantics, the sharp edges of modern experimental work, or quiet, contemplative reflections, this category celebrates the art of distilled emotion. These are books that reward slow reading, rereading, and the pleasure of discovering just how much meaning can live inside a single line.
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The Invisible Manuscript (used) by Alfian Sa’at
$5.00A powerful early collection of poetry and prose by one of Singapore’s most acclaimed literary voices. The Invisible Manuscript explores memory, identity, desire, and the lived experience of queer life with remarkable honesty and emotional depth.
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Tilting Our Plates to Catch the Light (used) by Cyril Wong
$5.00Cyril Wong’s Tilting Our Plates to Catch the Light is a lyrical collection of poems shaped by music, love, mortality, and mythology. Drawing on the structure of a concerto, Wong explores intimacy and loss through poems that move between personal experience and the universal.
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Transparent Strangers (Used) by Loh Guan Liang
$5.00In Transparent Strangers, Singaporean poet Loh Guan Liang explores the emotional architecture of the modern city, finding loneliness, desire, memory, and connection among its strangers. His debut collection moves from burial sites to Taiwanese dramas while asking how language can make the familiar strange enough for us to understand it anew.