kwan ann is leaving substack
Kwan Ann TanOn creativity, craft, and the occasional crying.
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farewell substack + come to my book launch(es)!
After almost a year of deliberation and inaction, the time has finally come - I’m leaving Substack!
Why, you might ask? Well, this disgusting shit aside, the vibe on here just… kind of sucks. More power to the authors who are transforming...
great food textures
Ikura - A delicate, glistening little pile of orange orbs over a bowl of hot rice. Rolling its shape along your gums, its curves are soft and pliant, while the rice is dense and chewy. Salt spilling into your mouth when you crush it betwee...
burnout & breaks
I’ve done absolutely nothing creative this February… and I think that’s okay?
To be fair – this was a conscious choice. In December and early January, I edited a 30k word project, rewriting big chunks and rethinking several plot lines, an...
after illness...
The last week has been a complete blur and I have spent most of it lying down, feeling very sorry for myself. I got sick right at the end of the year and only vaguely marked the year passing around me. I don’t really recommend it to anyone,...
the death of 2024 & some things I liked about it
It’s been a long year. I feel like ocean waves are still tossing and buffeting me despite only having a few more meters to swim to shore, and there’s still more to do!
I’ve consumed a lot of media this year, possibly more than is healthy...
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Kwan Ann Tan is a writer from Malaysia. Her work has been published in The Offing, Joyland Magazine, and Sine Theta Magazine, amongst others. You can find her at kwananntan.carrd.co.
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