If I were Still King of Singapore
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“There are things that I want to write about and change.”
This is the second volume of Adrian Tan’s essays on issues he cared about concerning Singapore and the world at large: our neighbour across the Causeway, office dynamics, education and parenting, race relations, animal rights, National Service and more.
His commentaries – sharp and practical – are presented with wisdom gained from years of legal practice and made accessible by his characteristic wit.
The writing is always purposeful. As he once said: “There are things that I want to write about and change.” Yet, each essay is laced with his good humour.
If I were Still King of Singapore is to If I were King of Singapore much like The Teenage Workbook is to The Teenage Textbook. They should be read together.
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Adrian Tan wrote The Teenage Textbook and The Teenage Workbook which topped bestseller lists, won awards, and were adapted for stage and screen. He also wrote Dear Adam, Help! under the pseudonym Adam Wong. His writing has been featured in various media, including the BBC World Service, for his story “The Animals”. He conceptualised The Pupil, an award-winning TV series set in a Singapore law firm, and Homecoming, a Jack Neo film about Chinese New Year. He was an intellectual property lawyer and the 27th President of the Law Society of Singapore.
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- Description
- About the Author
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“There are things that I want to write about and change.”
This is the second volume of Adrian Tan’s essays on issues he cared about concerning Singapore and the world at large: our neighbour across the Causeway, office dynamics, education and parenting, race relations, animal rights, National Service and more.
His commentaries – sharp and practical – are presented with wisdom gained from years of legal practice and made accessible by his characteristic wit.
The writing is always purposeful. As he once said: “There are things that I want to write about and change.” Yet, each essay is laced with his good humour.
If I were Still King of Singapore is to If I were King of Singapore much like The Teenage Workbook is to The Teenage Textbook. They should be read together.
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Adrian Tan wrote The Teenage Textbook and The Teenage Workbook which topped bestseller lists, won awards, and were adapted for stage and screen. He also wrote Dear Adam, Help! under the pseudonym Adam Wong. His writing has been featured in various media, including the BBC World Service, for his story “The Animals”. He conceptualised The Pupil, an award-winning TV series set in a Singapore law firm, and Homecoming, a Jack Neo film about Chinese New Year. He was an intellectual property lawyer and the 27th President of the Law Society of Singapore.
