Singapore Literature Prize

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The Singapore Literature Prize (abbreviation: SLP) is an award in Singapore to recognise outstanding published works by Singaporean authors in any of the four official languages: Chinese, English, Malay and Tamil.

The competition is organised by the National Book Development Council of Singapore (NBDCS) with the support of the National Arts Council and the National Library Board.

The Award was briefly discontinued in 1999 due to economic problems. [1]

Contents

[edit] 2006

English category
  • Cyril Wong - Unmarked Treasure
  • Yong Shu Hoong - Frottage
Chinese category
  • Chia Joo Ming - Chong Gou Nan Yang Yu Xiang (Reconstructing Nanyang)
Malay category
  • Mohamed Latiff Mohamed - Nostalgia Yang Hilang (The End Of Nostalgia)
Tamil category (Merit Prize)
  • Mohamed Iqbal - Vanavargal Mannil Irukkirarkal (Angels Are Here On Earth)

[edit] 2004

English category
Chinese category
  • Yeng Pway Ngon (英培安) - 骚动
Malay category
  • Mahamed Latiff Mohamed - Bagiku Sepilah Sudah
Tamil category
  • Ma Elankannan - Thondil Meen

[edit] 1998 Fiction

Merit
  • Rosemary Lim - Soul Search & Other Stories (published as The Seed from the Tree)
  • Colin Cheong - The Man in the Cupboard
Commendation

[edit] 1997 Poetry

Merit

[edit] 1996 Fiction

Winner
  • Colin Cheong - Tangerine
Commendation
  • Chua Hak Lien - Gone Case
  • Pat Wong - Going Home & Other Stories

[edit] 1995 Poetry

Winner
  • Roger Vaughan Jenkins - From the Belly of the Carp
Merit
Commendation
  • Colin Cheong - Void Deck and Other Empty Places

[edit] 1994 Fiction

Merit
  • Tan Mei Ching - Crossing Distance
  • Stella Kon - Eston
Commendation

[edit] 1993 Poetry

Merit
  • Desmond Sim - Places Where I've Been
Commendation

[edit] 1993 Drama

Merit
Commendation
  • Sim Teow Li - Curios

[edit] 1992 Fiction

Winner
Commendation
  • Tan Mei Ching - Beyond the Village Gate

[edit] Notes

[edit] References