Fragment of What Was and What Will Be

by Judith Huang

Fragments Of What Was And What Will B e is a collection of poems, short stories, and short memoirs written by Judith Huang.

Like the tiles of a mosaic, our lives and relationships are built from the fragments of our individual stories, pieced together and bonded with those of others. These experiences accumulate through the years, some with jagged sharp edges, others with beautifully cut corners–but all crafted with love, passion, nostalgia, disillusion, emptiness, and fulfillment.

Yet, the mosaic is incomplete as these stories continue to define what we once were and what our future holds. Dive into one's journey of running against time, loneliness, and societal standards.

44 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 13, 2024

About the author

Judith Huang is a Singaporean writer, translator and editor. Her first novel, Sofia and the Utopia Machine, was shortlisted for the Epigram Books Fiction Prize 2017 and the Singapore Book Awards 2019 and is available now. Named a Foyle Young Poet of the Year in 2001, 2003 and 2004, her writing has been published in journals including Prairie Schooner, Asia Literary Review, QLRS, Asian Cha, Loreli, Ceriph, LONTAR, Spittoon, Stylus, Clockwise Cat, Asymptote and the Harvard Advocate, as well as in anthologies like In Transit, Journeys, Singpowrimo 2014, Ayam Curtain and Body Boundaries. She holds an A.B. from Harvard University, where she belongs to the Signet Society of Arts and Letters. Her online portfolio can be found at www.judithhuang.com.