ST Press' foray into fiction

Taiwanese-American mother of two Stephanie Suga Chen gave up her job as an investment banker to follow her neuroscientist husband to Singapore in 2012, when he was offered a position in local academia.
Taiwanese-American mother of two Stephanie Suga Chen gave up her job as an investment banker to follow her neuroscientist husband to Singapore in 2012, when he was offered a position in local academia.PHOTOS: KELVIN CHNG, ONE PRODUCTION
Former journalist and sub-editor Janice Tay, who moved to Japan in 2006, spent five years writing The Memory Eaters, a historical fantasy which is full of exquisite details inspired by real places.
Former journalist and sub-editor Janice Tay, who moved to Japan in 2006, spent five years writing The Memory Eaters, a historical fantasy which is full of exquisite details inspired by real places.PHOTO: REYLIA SLABY

Local publisher Straits Times Press is making its move into novels, starting with a Japan-based fantasy and a light-hearted look at the lives of expatriate wives in Singapore

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ST Press' foray into fiction

Taiwanese-American mother of two Stephanie Suga Chen gave up her job as an investment banker to follow her neuroscientist husband to Singapore in 2012, when he was offered a position in local academia.
Taiwanese-American mother of two Stephanie Suga Chen gave up her job as an investment banker to follow her neuroscientist husband to Singapore in 2012, when he was offered a position in local academia.PHOTOS: KELVIN CHNG, ONE PRODUCTION
Former journalist and sub-editor Janice Tay, who moved to Japan in 2006, spent five years writing The Memory Eaters, a historical fantasy which is full of exquisite details inspired by real places.
Former journalist and sub-editor Janice Tay, who moved to Japan in 2006, spent five years writing The Memory Eaters, a historical fantasy which is full of exquisite details inspired by real places.PHOTO: REYLIA SLABY

Local publisher Straits Times Press is making its move into novels, starting with a Japan-based fantasy and a light-hearted look at the lives of expatriate wives in Singapore

Published: 
1 hour ago

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