1. Mourner
(December 2016/Poetry)

by B.B.P. Hosmillo     —after Cyril Wong’s Unmarked Treasure   The dead breathe again and so do you think you can already forgive, forgive, remember the gunshot sound tha

2. Three New Poetry Collections from Math Paper Press by Cyril Wong, Gaston Ng and Lee Jing-Jing
(March 2016/Reviews)

by Collier Nogues Cyril Wong, The Lover's Inventory, Math Paper Press, 2015. 60pgs. Gaston Ng, Patchwork and Cigarettes, Math Paper Press, 2015. 68pgs. Lee Jing-Jing, And Other Rivers

3. Singapore, Anthologised: A Luxury We Cannot Afford and SingPoWriMo
(June 2015/Reviews)

...es something other than nonsense (and yet of course, still is nonsense). There are barbed edges, too—Cyril Wong's "Threshold: or an Early Elegy" cuts sharply, for example. But t...

4. Englishes: Ann Ang's Bang My Car and Cyril Wong's Straw, Sticks, Brick
(June 2014/Reviews)

by Carolyn Lau   Ann Ang, Bang My Car, Math Paper Press, 2012. 132 pgs. Cyril Wong, Straw, Sticks, Brick, Math Paper Press, 2012. 58 pgs. I first experienced the force of Singlish, an Engli

5. Three Young Books: The Invisible Manuscript, Chasing Curtained Suns and Transparent Strangers
(March 2014/Reviews)

...ut "homosexual longing" by a twenty-two year old Singaporean man, Alfian Sa'at. In the Preface, Cyril Wong explains that the book's thrust is political, that it uses "the gay ma...

6. Tales of Defiance: Cyril Wong's Let Me Tell You Something About That Night
(June 2013/Reviews)

by Aaron Chan   Cyril Wong, Let Me Tell You Something About That Night, Ethos Books, 2012. 140 pgs. (Note: Second Edition. First published by Transit Lounge, 2009) The back cover of the book

7. In dreams: Cyril Wong's Oneiros
(September 2010/Reviews)

by Martin Alexander Cyril Wong, Oneiros, Firstfruits, 2010. 64 pgs. In Oneiros, Cyril Wong's eighth collection of poetry, one is thrust directly into the dream-world of its title. From the begi

8. Join in the Queue, Get under the Covers: Singapore Writers' Festival 2009
(November 2009/Essays)

... also had new works to offer—for example, Felix Cheong with Sudden in Youth: New and Selected Poems and Cyril Wong with his collection of twisted fables, Let Me Tell You Something about That Nig...

9. Cyril Wong
(November 2007/Contributors)

Cyril Wong has won the National Art's Council's Young Artist Award for Literature (2005) and the Singapore Literature Prize (2006). He is the author of six poetry collections published in Sing

10. What We Are Given
(November 2007/Poetry)

by Cyril Wong We did not ask for what we had already received: Time, desire, guilt and loss. What we know about the self is what we have promised ourselves to believe, before doubt sets in. Eyes t

11. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(November 2007/Front page)

...rt S.P. Lee, Mary Lee, Russell C. Leong, Arthur Leung, Leung Ping-kwan, Reid Mitchell, Mani Rao, J. A. Tyler, Cyril Wong, Daphne Wong, Nicholas Wong, Nicole Wong, Bryan Thao Worra and Marco Yan. The s...