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Judith Huang
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The Way Spring Arrives and Other Stories
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Sofia and the Utopia Machine
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The Ayam Curtain
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2012
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In Transit: An Anthology from Singapore on Airports and Air Travel
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2016
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New Voices in Chinese Science Fiction
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SingPoWriMo 2014
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2014
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The Woman Carrying a Corpse
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LONTAR #10
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Sofia and the Utopia Machine: A Novel
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Fragment of What Was and What Will Be
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Swanbourne Storytracks Storyteller & ABC Radio Interview
I’ll be telling my oral story “Protection” at Cottesloe Civic Centre on 29th March 2025 at 5:30 PM at Swanbourne Storytracks, an event by Centre for Stories. Register for free tickets here.
I also got interviewed by the amazing Hilary Smale from ABC Radio for the event! I talk about my story, which touches on depression, making friends in Perth, and feeling connected to the land through art, and t
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“Upon you will be founded a city, a city past compare in riches and marvels and beauty,” she said. “But first, you must lose yourself, riding on the waves of seven oceans. Only at your journey’s end will you come to rest, and only then will the city rise. It will be a city of eternal summer, a land of surpassing beauty. Indeed, it will come to be known as the city of the gods.”
“Where must I journey? Where should I go?” asked the fisherman, staring in awe at her radiant beauty.
“Before, between, and beyond. Tomorrow night, take your boat and sail towards the rising moon,” she replied. “And you will find your destiny.”
― Sofia and the Utopia Machine
“Where must I journey? Where should I go?” asked the fisherman, staring in awe at her radiant beauty.
“Before, between, and beyond. Tomorrow night, take your boat and sail towards the rising moon,” she replied. “And you will find your destiny.”
― Sofia and the Utopia Machine
“The problem is, we really are an island. And the truth is, we really have been marooned. And to compound it all, that old myth is true: we really are sinking, just not in the way we've always been led to believe.”
― Sofia and the Utopia Machine
― Sofia and the Utopia Machine
“She felt how young her world still was, how pure, how fresh, how empty, despite the civilisations that had risen and fallen while she was away, despite the stories that the people of this land had already woven into the warp and weft of this world, the stories that came to her as dreams. She felt how precious it all was to her, how terrible it would be to lose this world, this universe, to the dark force encroaching upon it.”
― Sofia and the Utopia Machine
― Sofia and the Utopia Machine
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“Upon you will be founded a city, a city past compare in riches and marvels and beauty,” she said. “But first, you must lose yourself, riding on the waves of seven oceans. Only at your journey’s end will you come to rest, and only then will the city rise. It will be a city of eternal summer, a land of surpassing beauty. Indeed, it will come to be known as the city of the gods.”
“Where must I journey? Where should I go?” asked the fisherman, staring in awe at her radiant beauty.
“Before, between, and beyond. Tomorrow night, take your boat and sail towards the rising moon,” she replied. “And you will find your destiny.”
― Sofia and the Utopia Machine
“Where must I journey? Where should I go?” asked the fisherman, staring in awe at her radiant beauty.
“Before, between, and beyond. Tomorrow night, take your boat and sail towards the rising moon,” she replied. “And you will find your destiny.”
― Sofia and the Utopia Machine
“She became invincibly beautiful: the clarity of her cheeks, her little ankles, and the lucid poetry others projected onto her blank expression.”
― Ponti
― Ponti
“She felt how young her world still was, how pure, how fresh, how empty, despite the civilisations that had risen and fallen while she was away, despite the stories that the people of this land had already woven into the warp and weft of this world, the stories that came to her as dreams. She felt how precious it all was to her, how terrible it would be to lose this world, this universe, to the dark force encroaching upon it.”
― Sofia and the Utopia Machine
― Sofia and the Utopia Machine
“The problem is, we really are an island. And the truth is, we really have been marooned. And to compound it all, that old myth is true: we really are sinking, just not in the way we've always been led to believe.”
― Sofia and the Utopia Machine
― Sofia and the Utopia Machine
“A great poet, a really great poet, is the most unpoetical of creatures. But inferior poets are absolutely fascinating. The worse their rhymes are, the more picturesque they look. The mere fact of having published a book of second-rate sonnets make a man quite irresistible. He lives the poetry that he cannot write. The others write the poetry that they dare not realize.”
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