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By the Book: Malaysian Books, Recommended by Malaysians - Part 2

Janet Rata, Museum Curator, Tun Jugah Foundation | Sim Wie Boon, Producer, The Morning Run | Tilon Sagulu, Writer | Sahidzan Salleh, Writer

14-Sep-21 20:00

By the Book: Malaysian Books, Recommended by Malaysians - Part 2

In the second of two episodes, we're using books and the written word to celebrate what it means to be Malaysian. We speak with four Malaysians and ask: What is a Malaysian book you would recommend, and why? What was your experience reading this book? And what does this book represent in terms of the idea of "Malaysian literature"? From poetry and new age fiction to imaginary creatures and folk tales, there’s something here for everyone!

Produced by: Sharmilla Ganesan, Lee Chwi Lynn

Presented by: Sharmilla Ganesan, Lee Chwi Lynn


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Categories:  Literature

Tags:  By The Book,  Evening Edition,  Malaysia Day,  Malaysian Books,  Local Books,  New Age Literature, 


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