Latest!
Here's what I've been busy with for most of the year. We opened submissions in January, and 12 months later, out pops a book baby! I know, I know, it took longer than expected, but at least we're at the finishing line, right? Check out the 22 stories and poems (including mine) and 9 illustrations, all produced by people who proudly call Penang their home (or have, for at least one nostalgic point in their lives).
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Anna Tan grew up in Malaysia, the country that is not Singapore. She is the author of two fantasy books, Coexist and Dongeng, and has short stories included in anthologies by Fixi Novo, BWWP Publishing, Bausse Books, Wordworks, Gerakbudaya, and Uncommon Universes Press. She is also the editor of NutMag, an annual zine published for and by MYWriters Penang.
Anna was once a certified and chartered accountant with a big 4 firm but has given up on annoying bean counters in general. She is the current president of the Malaysian Writers Society (MYWriters) and oversees the group in her hometown of Penang.
In 2019, Anna completed an MA in Creative Writing: The Novel at Brunel University London. She is interested in Malay/Nusantara and Chinese legends and folklore in exploring the intersection of language, culture, and faith. She can be found tweeting as @natzers and forgetting to update this website.
Anna was once a certified and chartered accountant with a big 4 firm but has given up on annoying bean counters in general. She is the current president of the Malaysian Writers Society (MYWriters) and oversees the group in her hometown of Penang.
In 2019, Anna completed an MA in Creative Writing: The Novel at Brunel University London. She is interested in Malay/Nusantara and Chinese legends and folklore in exploring the intersection of language, culture, and faith. She can be found tweeting as @natzers and forgetting to update this website.
Last update: 07/22/20
