New series! Redivider staff picks winter reads—here are some picks by our Publisher, Jade.

If anyone is in SG, do check out my corner at Casual Poet Library!! (At Bukit Merah) sharing my love for literary journals

New poem forthcoming from Cordite Poetry Review!! :)

Maggie Nelson 💙

My poem is in AGNI!!! agnionline.bu.edu/about/the-jour…

Before The Crowds on Film

My poem is in AGNI 101!! Check it out below: agnionline.bu.edu/about/the-jour…

Looking for a Lit Journal with a print issue? Pre-orders are open for Redivider's Issue 22! This contains work from their Fall and Spring issues🤩 Check out their Submittable page and get your copy: buff.ly/oBqDbXF

another year passes - i saw this diary entry from Anais Nin pass my timeline a few months ago, and it's exactly how i feel. I'm now 26, but I'm glad to be alive. thank you for everyone who's been a part of the past year and the years before, i appreciate you!!

My latest poem in Cordite!! Thank you to the editors for giving this poem “Colour Theory” a home! Was wondering what it meant to have synesthesia with words and this poem was born ✨

My latest poem in Cordite in which I tried to explore colour theory and synesthesia in the form of words Full poem here: cordite.org.au/author/shertin…

Got into Bread Loaf conference!!! 😄 if anyone can give me more information on their experiences with the conference/getting there, that’d be great!!

Paris on 35mm film 🎞️

A poem forthcoming in The MacGuffin! And a very busy few writing months from August to October, kicking off with the Bread Loaf Conference followed by writing festivals. A younger me wouldn’t have imagined this even in my wildest dreams 🥲

My debut poetry collection is still out in the wild! Kindly blurbed by Diane Seuss as “poetry as lyric hallucination, fed by the blue flame of collective memory”, this book examines the Japanese Occupation from the Alexandra Hospital massacre to Sook Ching epigrambookshop.sg/products/burn-…

An acceptance from Post Road!!

today's #poem is "Highway Mothercode" by Chim Sher Ting "You tied a red string around my ankle, / saying this is how we will remember, // The faux-umbilical noose criminal" buff.ly/lsHiNek

My poem “Highway Mothercode” is out with Palette Poetry!! Written back when I was wondering about the interpretive theory behind colours - what makes blue blue, why is blue associated with grief etc etc.