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- Groundbreaking Singapore publications with GLBT themes:
- Abraham's Promise by Philip Jeyaratnam
- Blame It On The Raging Hormones by Nathan Goh
- Corridor: 12 Short Stories by Alfian Sa'at (Raffles Editions)
- Andrew Koh's prize winning novella, Glass Cathedral
- OG Magazine
- Now defunct, this world-famous Asian queer magazine was published in Singapore, believe it or not!
- Peculiar Chris by Johann S. Lee
- The Rainbow Connection (The Internet and the Singapore Gay Community) published by KangCuBine Publishing, Pte Ltd.
- Sisterhood and New Rock Over San Francisco by Joash Moo
- Australia Migration Agency
- 6 Eu Tong Sen St, #, Utopia Map
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As I step in, a voice chirps from across the room. A tall, male masseuse, whom I later learn is the top masseuse of the place. “Vera right?” he welcomes. “Yes.” “See, I realize okay!” he exclaims, his voice overflowing with happiness. I break out into a grin—his joviality was needless to say, infectious.
I look around and hold in sight of the room before me. It’s largely unassuming—humble, cosy, tidy, and compact wit
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A Southeast Asian island city-state of 63 islands off the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, Singapore has a highly urban population of 5 million, but also many parks and green spaces. The area became a trading publish for the British East India Company in and soon flourished at a strategic position on the world's shipping lanes. Self-governing from , and independent from Britain since as part of Malaysia, the city separated from the federation of former colonies just two years later, becoming even more prosperous, with one of the busiest ports in the world. One of the Four Asian Tiger economies,the 'Lion City' now boasts the world's third top per capita income, and one in six households has over one million US dollars in liquid assets.
The population is almost 75% Chinese, with Malays and Indians forming significant minorities. The four official languages are Mandarin Chinese, Malay, Tamil, and English, the latter organism the primary language of government, business, mass media and education, and the common tongue between the various ethnic groups. Colloquial "Singlish" mixes several of them together. Buddhism, the mos
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