Biographical info 

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PUBLICATIONS:

 1984 Here and Now, play text & post-performance reviews (K. Das Ink, 1987)

 Old Doctors Never Fade Away, a biography (Teks Publishing, 1988)

 Several poems included in bilingual Anthology of Malaysian Poetry/Antologi Puisi Pelbagai Kaum edited by K.S. Maniam and M. Shanmughalingam (Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, 1988)

 Haunting the Tiger and Other Stories, edited (Berita Publishing, 1991)

 Just In So Many Words, collection of selected writings in the press (Heinemann, 1992, reprinted 1993)

 Poems included in bilingual anthology of Malaysian poetry Suara Rasa (Maybank, 1993)

 We Could **** You, Mr Birch, play-text & theatre programme (self-published, 1994)

 We Could **** You, Mr Birch, play-text & introduction by Robert Yeo (self-published, 1995, reprinted 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000)

 Extract from a novel in progress entitled A Sense of Home included in the anthology New Writing 10, edited by Penelope Lively and George Szirtes (Picador, UK, 2001)

 Another extract from A Sense of Home included in the anthology The Merlion and the Hibiscus (Penguin, 2002)

 1984 Here and Now included in Postcolonial Plays – An Anthology edited by Helen Gilbert (Routledge, UK, 2001)

 Extract from screenplay A Long Way from Hollywood included in Silverfish New Writing 2 edited by Satendra Nandan (Silverfishbooks, 2002)

 Poems, extract from A Sense of Home, and playscript of We Could **** You, Mr Birch included in anthology Petals of Hibiscus edited by Mohammad Quayum (Pearson Books, 2003)

 1984 Here and Now, play-text & introduction by Helen Gilbert (Marshall Cavendish, 2004)

 The Big Purge, play-text & introduction by Shirley Geok-lin Lim (Marshall Cavendish, 2004)

 We Could **** You, Mr Birch, play-text & introduction by Robert Yeo (Marshall Cavendish, 2004)

 Numerous poems published in Malaysian newspapers and journals Masakini and Southeast Asian Review of English, and in magazines and journals abroad – Asiaweek (Hong Kong), Focus, Sands and Coral, Solidarity, Ideya (Philippines), Pacific Quarterly Moana (New Zealand), Ariel (Canada), Kunapipi (Australia).

 Numerous radio plays broadcast over Radio Malaysia.

OTHER HIGHLIGHTS:

 1993  Guest writer at Singapore Writers Week. Reading with writers from all over the world, including Josef Skvorecky, Kofi Awoonor, M.G. Vassanji

 1995  10th Association of Commonwealth Language and Literature Studies (ACLALS) Triennial Conference in Sri Lanka. Reading with writers from throughout the Commonwealth, including Dan Jacobson, Abdulrazak Gurnah, Taban lo Liyong, Jean Arasanayagam, Robert Drewe

 1996  International Theatre Symposium in Hong Kong. Presented paper `Bourgeois Brave New World' (keynote speaker: Augusto Boal)

 1996  Overseas Fellow at The Cambridge Seminar on The Contemporary British Writer at Downing College, Cambridge, UK

 1997  Regional Chairperson for Southeast Asia and South Pacific region of the Commonwealth Writers Prize, which included judging the regional entries in Kuala Lumpur and the finals in London

 1998  Regional Chairperson for Southeast Asia and South Pacific region of the Commonwealth Writers Prize, which included judging the regional entries in Kuala Lumpur and the finals in Jamaica

 1998  Guest writer at Melbourne Writers Festival, Brisbane Writers Festival, and Spring Writing in Sydney. Readings and presentations.

 2001  Fulbright Award to be first Scholar-in-Residence at University of West Virginia, USA. Unable to accept because of commitments at work.

 2001  Guest writer at First Standard Chartered International Literary Festival in Hong Kong along with writers like Timothy Mo, Romesh Gunesekera, Shirley Geok-lin Lim

 2004  Guest writer at Citigroup Kuala Lumpur International Literary Festival along with writers like Oscar Hijuelos, Paul Bailey, Amit Chaudhuri

WRITER/DIRECTOR (for the STAGE):

 1973  Wrote and directed An Old Man Died Today

 1974  Wrote and directed The Situation of the Man who Stabbed a Dummy or a Woman and was Disarmed by the Members of the Club for a Reason Yet Obscure, If There Was One

 1975  Directed Eugene Ionesco's Rhinoceros

 1976  Directed Narukami, adapted from the Kabuki theatre

 1977  Wrote and directed Eyeballs, Leper and a Very Dead Spider

 1977  Directed Chikamatsu's The Battles of Coxinga, adapted from the Bunraku theatre

 1981  Direct