Dive deep into love, loss, and the unbreakable connections that go beyond this world.
Have you ever wondered how thin the veil is between the physical and spiritual realms?
What if your loved ones in the spirit world were trying to communicate with you through signs, but you weren't aware of their significance?
Inspired by Marilyn Choo’s grief journey following her mother's passing, the book explores after-death communication, the non- linear nature of grief, and whether grief and gratitude can coexist. It is a heartfelt guide for anyone who has experienced loss or seeks a deeper understanding of life's interconnections and the enduring nature of love.
VENUE: Book Bar SG
ADDRESS: 57 Duxton Road, Singapore 089521
DATE AND TIME
22 Sep 2024, 2.30pm-3.30pm
CLEO CHENG
Cleo Cheng is the pseudonym of Cheryl Teh. She’s written three microfiction collections — “star fall,” “closer,” and “wild ones.” Her most recent venture into poetry won a prize at the Golden Point Award, and is now in major bookstores. She also runs Arcadia, a local indie publishing collective that supports local writers, and holds workshops for creatives. Her micro fiction collection, “bite,” is a a modern love story told in recipe form. Preorders launched on September 9!
JOSHUA IP
Joshua Ip is a Singaporean poet, editor and literary organiser. He has published six-ish poetry collections, edited eleven anthologies, and co-founded Sing Lit Station, an over-active literary charity. His latest book, ownself say ownself (Landmark Books, 2024) gathers new and selected poems from his last decade-and-a-half of rude poetry. joshuaip.com