Bibliobibuli

History helps us understand who we are and where we have come from. This, in turn, allows us to appreciate other races whose ancestors too m...

Three Malaysian writers, Robert Raymer , Tunku Halim and Lydia Teh have collaborated on a short story for the Malaysia Airlines in-flight ...

Author Tunku Halim is profiled in the Malaysian Abroad column of The Star today, and talks about his love of hats, his history books, and...

Tunku Halim wrote to tell me that his story Biggest Baddest Bomoh is included in the soon-to-be published The Apex Book of World Sci-Fi . ...

Daphne Lee writes about history books for kids with a local flavour in her Tots to Teens Column in Starmag today. She writes about Tunku ...

King of Malaysian Horror, Tunku Halim , is back for another creative writing workshop in conjunction with The MPH-Alliance Bank National Sho...

In a piece called Of Blogs and Reflections in the Malay Mail today - Gabby Goh asks three litbloggers, myself, horror king Tunku Halim and...

Saturday marked the third anniversary of our first ever Readings , which has run more or less monthly since then, providing a much needed pl...

Horror writer Tunku Halim will be in KL next month and is running a workshop for teens. The info from MPH: Event: Creative Writing Worksh...

Writers are you up for this? Yang May Ooi wrote with a fun idea: All the furore about Hal's book started me thinking - why don't yo...

I'm probably opening up a bag of worms with this post but still ... The most interesting thing in the Sunday papers is the letter from T...

The StarMag team have done an excellent job with the ReadsMonthly supplement again. Tunku Halim (dubbed Malaysia's Stephen King) is ...

Here's a few things from other blogs I've enjoyed and you might like to explore. More local writers build a home in cyberspace. Ant...

The latest issue of Quill is yours for free if you flash your MPH card, and a mere RM8 if not. It's crammed with so much good stuff I d...

A report in this morning's Star that Deputy Energy, Water and Communications Minister Datuk Shaziman Abu Mansor said in parliament yest...

Yesterday, of course, the media launch of the The KL International Literary Festival (which now goes by the acronym KLILF!) at Bangsar Villa...

This is where I suck you all in to a whirling vortex of local litblog news and spin you out in all directions again. Deepika is just back fr...