is a fiction writer, literary scholar, and educator. She received her Ph.D. from Durham University, with a research focus on twentieth-century women’s writing and its dialogues with spatial theory and queer studies. She reads narratives of women’s lived experience and feminine modes of navigation in inhospitable worlds.

Her recent publications include an article on familial tendencies in Singaporean queer politics (Sexuality & Culture) and the literary novel Almost A Love Story (Epigram Books).

She is the inaugural recipient of the Georgette Chen Fellowship in recognition for her contributions to the creative programming in NUS College.