Writer & Poet
Chantha Nguon's touching memoir, 'Slow Noodles', is filled with insight about survival. Caught between two war-ravaged countries (Cambodia and Vietnam), Nguon lives through hunger, poverty, violence, and loss. As she recounts her painful experiences in this book, she not only shares her history but also the lessons she's learned from being a female wartime survivor in Southeast Asia.
'Spare' by Prince Harry has been a hotly debated autobiography in recent months, and has ruffled quite a few feathers. I could follow the masses and criticise the book for its poor writing, vulgarity, and boyish tone, however, I think the overall message of the book is more important than its few shortcomings. So here's a list of life lessons that we could learn from Prince Harry's experiences, choices and views...
Through his account, he touches on the socio-economic and political climate of South Africa during apartheid. He skillfully raises the international reader’s attention towards the ramifications of racism and poverty.
It is the truth behind these stories that give it, its life-changing impact.
BCom, BA Hons, TEFL, CAIE
Freelance Writer
Literary Goals:
- To create poetry and prose that beautifies our world.
- To revive society's interest in the literary arts during modern times.
- To empower and liberate individuals through the written word.
- To introduce young minds to the world of imagination.
- To share and celebrate literature with fellow book lovers.
My Literary Art 