New 21st Century Malaysian Writers in English according to the genre:
A) Novel
(1968). Badai Semalam.
"Storms of Yesterday" (1991). Translated by Mahani Abdul Hamid. Republished
in 2006 by Alaf 21 and in 2009 by ITNM under Malaysian Literature stories.
2. Preeta Samarasan
"Evening in
the Whole Day"
3. Ramlee Awang Murshid
"Adam" (Malay) or "Personal Justice" (English)
4. Rani Manicka
"The Rice Mother"
5. Shih-Li Kow
“Ripples"
6. Tunku Halim
"Vermillion Eye"
B) Poem
l. Dina Zaman
“King of the Sea"
(2012) published by Silverfish Books
“How the Hills are
Distant" (1968)
C) Drama
l. Margaret Lim
“Jump, Bilun Jump"
2. Rani Moorthy
“Manchester United
and the Malay Warrior"
3. Wong Phui Nam
“Anike" (2006)
published by Maya Press
D) Short story
l. Che Husna Azhari
"Kelantan
Tales: An Anthology of Short Stories" (1992) published by Furada Publishing
House
2. Chuan Guat Eng
"The Old
House & other stories"
“Night &
Day" (1997) published by Rhino Press
"Our House
Stands in a City of Flowers"
E) Non-fiction
l. Dina Zaman
“I am Muslim"
(2007) published by Silverfish Books. A Compilation of Column Essays.
2. Khasnor Johan
"Leadership
but what's next: Malay College Kuala Kangsar 1905-2005" (2005) published
by Times Editions Marshall Cavendish.
3. Tunku Halim
"History of Malaysia"
"A Children's
Encyclopedia"
"A Children's
History of Malaysia"
F) Radio
l. Rani Moorthy
“Whose Sari
Now" (2007) aired on BBC Radio 4
G) Television
l. Rani Moorthy
“Doctors" (episode:
Martial Arts), 6th of March, 2002
H) Script
l. U-Wei Haji
Saari
"Hanyut"
(Malay) or "Drifted" (English) based on Joseph Conrad's "Almayer's Folly" (2011)
I) Memoir
l. Suriani
Abdullah
"Memoir Suriani
Abdullah: Setengah Abad Perjuangan" @ "The Memoirs of Suriani Abdullah:
A Half-Century Struggle"
J) Children's Book
"Payah"
"Four
Eyes"
"Precious
Jade & Turnip Head"
"Nonah" @
"The Ghost of Gunung Mulu"
(Source: Wikipedia Bahasa Melayu)
(Source: Wikipedia Bahasa Melayu)
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