Ann Ang is Assistant Professor of English Literature at the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Her research work has appeared in Literature, Critique and Empire Today, Modernism/modernity, and Kritika Kultura, among others. She is one of the editors of a special issue on Southeast Asian Literatures in the Journal of Postcolonial Writing and is a section editor for Southeast Asia in The Year's Work in English Studies. She is the editor of several literary anthologies including Waves Rising (2024) and Food Republic (2020).

• 1: Reading the Decolonial Anglophone 2: Borrowing from Time: Preeta Samarasan, Tan Twan Eng, and Fictive Memorialization 3: Supra-Realism in the Somatic Archive: The Babaylan Character in La India and Fish-Hair Woman 4: Poetry in Singlish: Motiveless and Reflexive Modernities in the Work of Joshua Ip and Hamid Roslan Coda: Different to Itself

Ann Ang is Assistant Professor of English Literature at the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Her research work has appeared in Literature, Critique and Empire Today, Modernism/modernity, and Kritika Kultura, among others. She is one of the editors of a special issue on Southeast Asian Literatures in the Journal of Postcolonial Writing and is a section editor for Southeast Asia in The Year's Work in English Studies. She is the editor of several literary anthologies including Waves Rising (2024) and Food Republic (2020).

• 1: Reading the Decolonial Anglophone 2: Borrowing from Time: Preeta Samarasan, Tan Twan Eng, and Fictive Memorialization 3: Supra-Realism in the Somatic Archive: The Babaylan Character in La India and Fish-Hair Woman 4: Poetry in Singlish: Motiveless and Reflexive Modernities in the Work of Joshua Ip and Hamid Roslan Coda: Different to Itself

Ann Ang is Assistant Professor of English Literature at the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Her research work has appeared in Literature, Critique and Empire Today, Modernism/modernity, and Kritika Kultura, among others. She is one of the editors of a special issue on Southeast Asian Literatures in the Journal of Postcolonial Writing and is a section editor for Southeast Asia in The Year's Work in English Studies. She is the editor of several literary anthologies including Waves Rising (2024) and Food Republic (2020).

• 1: Reading the Decolonial Anglophone 2: Borrowing from Time: Preeta Samarasan, Tan Twan Eng, and Fictive Memorialization 3: Supra-Realism in the Somatic Archive: The Babaylan Character in La India and Fish-Hair Woman 4: Poetry in Singlish: Motiveless and Reflexive Modernities in the Work of Joshua Ip and Hamid Roslan Coda: Different to Itself