by Dk Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak Reflecting Blackburn, K. (2013). Family Memories as Alternative Narratives to the State’s Construction of Singapore’s National History. Oral History in Southeast Asia: Memories […]
Written July 12, 2018. (2022 – in memory of Dede’s grandmother, Nenek of the mountains. Rest in soft clouds now). Before I explode in gusto and borderline maniacal fervour, I […]
Written February 1, 2017. I am not a travel expert — far from it. Though my studies have been embedded in geography, in every situation where I am in charge […]
Gilgamesh and Enkidu Slaying Humbaba by Wael Tarabieh, 1996. If the dead skin from our hands are sifted, will we unearth DNA that paint Stalin, Castro, Khan, Hiroshima, Rwanda, self-serving […]
It’s all in God’s hand and this has always been a vanishing occupation. Some days He falls asleep in front of the TV some days He gets carried away with reading […]
by Dk Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak. Writing training. Volcanoes are not merely geological formations; they are cosmopolitical sites where faith, governance, and ecology interweave. Across cultures, volcanoes have served […]
by Dk. Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak. There is an old ritual practiced by the children on my island that makes itself stubbornly known in the back of our minds […]
Come a little bit closer, in this air, pungent of funk, groove, even gospel engulfing tonal fusion and the notes of the piano rise and fall we can dream this […]
In my still library, I allow fate to be a lost elephant that needs the mother of all water walking haphazardly on the x-axis, and I allow telepathy be a […]
Damming of Himalayan River Basin and the Hegemonic Force of China: Water Grabbing through the Lens of Political Ecology by Dk. Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak for Monash, 2018. Water […]
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