Artist, writer, curator, filmmaker – Singapore Literature Prize 2020 winner Shubigi Rao is all about transcending boundaries.

What's the first image that comes to mind when someone starts talking about "soldiers" in a video game context?

As the Belle Vivier shoe celebrates its 55th anniversary, Jeffrey Yan chats with Gherardo Felloni, Creative Director of Roger Vivier, about taking the heritage brand into a new age.

These libraries have much more to offer than the books they house – they’re architectural wonders in their own right.

As the Singapore Writers Festival rolls around, we asked upand-coming female authors to share what they hope their work will achieve

Jo-Ann Yeoh and Melissa De Silva, two recent awardwinning authors, bring new flavours, perspectives and styles to Singlit with their debuts.

Did you know that learning two languages builds brain power? Experts share everyday ways to introduce mother tongue to your baby.

The Moon, an indie bookstore/cafe/ event space, has two objectives: championing women authors and championing diverse reading.

When it comes to children’s rooms, it’s only natural to want to provide a space conducive to their well-being. Here are some bedroom design ideas for their growing-up years.

Cars and books are metal and paper to the uninitiated, but offer appreciative souls the liberation that they seek.

In London, two things are almost certain – grey skies and incessant rain. But just a two-hour drive away is the Cotswolds, a rural area of England bathed in sunlight and carpeted in green and gold. One writer hits the country road.

It’s not just about learning to read and write. EVELINE GAN finds out what every parent should know about how early literacy is taught in Singapore preschools.

What’s the secret to teaching your child to read? Singapore parents and experts share their best strategies.

Let these beautiful bookstores transport you to a different world.

I know of no techies that would willingly fire up Internet Explorer unless they absolutely had to.

Two local stay-at-home mums find, restore and sell them on Instagram.

In an age of fast fashion, the latest trend is lavish books that preserve fleeting runway moments.

Instead of going to primary school like their peers, a small group of Singapore kids spend their days being schooled at home by their mothers. Why do they choose this unconventional route? We ask four families.

Part photo gallery of some of Singapore’s most high-profile events, part memoir of a Russian emigre made good, Olga Iserlis’ Save the Date is a breezy indulgence that heralds entrepreneurship as much as it reveals titillating social sensitivities behind the glamour.

This Children’s Day, give your child the gift of wonder – share a book together. These local tales will give you hours of reading pleasure.

Singapore literature and many of the cultural quirks of being Singaporean is having its moment in the international spotlight.

With iOS 9.3 bringing Night Shift onto its platform, we decided that a quick run-down on Night Reading is in order.

Why build your own library when a little London bookshop has the expertise to curate one for you?

At Her World, we’re hard to impress. Not only does a guy need to score in the looks department, he has to have talent. These four definitely have what it takes.

Despite the proliferation of digital styluses and content, print still survives, dashing declarations of its inevitable doom. Why is the world still in a limbo between paper and digital?

Toronto’s wee little Story Pod has great ambitions: bringing an entire community together through the act of exchanging books.

Physical bookstores find ways to thrive.