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Dive into the world of SingLit (Singapore Literature) with our extensive collection of books from leading Singaporean publishers, including Ethos Books and Epigram Books. This collection features books available here at Thryft from these and other esteemed publishers, offering a wide range of genres such as fiction, nonfiction, children’s literature, and rare titles. Whether you’re seeking thought-provoking memoirs, artistic explorations, or business insights, this collection captures the diverse voices of Singaporean literature.

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Living Hell: Story Of A WW II Survivor At The Death Railway - Thryft
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Chor Boon Goh | Asiapac Books

Living Hell: Story Of A WW II Survivor At The Death Railway

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If you're deeply interested in World War II history, especially lesser-discussed Asian theatres, "Living Hell" offers a visceral, personal account that diverges from the Western-centric narratives. Tan Choon Keng's story breathes life into harrowing experiences that history books often gloss over, providing you a chance to connect intimately with a survivor's perseverance amid the brutality of war and the construction of the infamous Death Railway. It's a sobering reminder of the indomitable human spirit.
Infamous Chinese Emperors - Thryft
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Tian Hengyu | Asiapac Books

Infamous Chinese Emperors

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This book is a must-read for history buffs and anyone fascinated by the untold stories of infamous rulers. Step into the dark and treacherous world of China's emperors as the author uncovers the shocking and scandalous deeds that have long been hidden behind the façade of power and divinity. Prepare to be both captivated and appalled as you delve into the lives of these notorious figures, whose actions shaped the destiny of an entire nation.
Pioneers Of Singapore - Thryft
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Lim Lee Chin | Asiapac Books

Pioneers Of Singapore

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Recommended for history buffs and Singaporeans interested in heritage. The book showcases the lives and achievements of the pioneering figures in Singapore's history in an illustrated format, making it an easy and interesting read. It is a testimony to the hard work and perseverance of these individuals, and a must-read for those keen on learning about Singapore's heritage.
Memorandum - A Sinophone Singaporean Short Story Reader - Thryft
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Tan Dan Feng, Quah Sy Ren, Hee Wai Siam  | Ethos Books

Memorandum - A Sinophone Singaporean Short Story Reader

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Memorandum showcases the richness and diversity of Singapore's Chinese community through seven decades of previously untranslated short stories, paired with critical essays. The anthology offers an important testimony to the multifarious idea of what "home" meant to the "Chinese" in Singapore and muddies up what it means to speak about a single and/or singular "dominant" Chinese component in Singapore. This collection is recommended for those curious about Singapore Chinese literature and interested in experiencing a world being unveiled in front of one's eyes.