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Classic Singapore Horror Stories

Damien Sin

CLASSIC SINGAPORE HORROR STORIES are a huge hit with horror fans in Singapore and Malaysia. Sin is able to empathise with Singapore’s poor,
the main subject of his stories, and his no-holds-barred approach will take you on a rollercoaster ride of nightmarish proportions. The acclaimed author’s writing betrays a brutal honesty that is sometimes shocking but always sincere.

Classic Singapore Horror Stories Book One

THIS chilling collection will take you on a roller-coaster ride through the nightmarish landscape of a VERY twisted imagination. Stories of such sledgehammer intensity and terror that they will leave you breathless.

Classic Singapore Horror Stories Book Two

DAMIEN SIN is back with another nightmarish glimpse into the maddening vistas of the unspeakable. Each story is brilliantly crafted by Singapore’s foremost story teller. Step into the macabre world of Damien Sin.

Classic Singapore Horror Stories Book Three

TAKE macabre imagination of nightmarish proportion, add a dollop of twisted humour, and stir with unholy glee. Season with distinctive Singaporean flavour... This is Damien Sin’s latest concoction. Enjoy!

Classic Singapore Horror Stories Book Four

THE Return Of Original Sin. No vampires, no werewolves, no zombies, no serial killers. The stories in this book are a purely Asian experience. An exotic blend of multicultural superstitions, a whirlpool of myriad ethnic devilry. This is the original Sin brew of human desire, shameless lust, violence, greed, random sadism and pure wickedness... all the repressed instincts we hide away from others, and, ourselves. As you read, don’t be surprised to discover exactly who you are and what you might be.

THE ASIAN WALL STREET JOURNAL

Damien Sin is helping to invent a new genre of popular fiction: Singapore Noir... Classic Singapore Horror Stories is a monster hit.

NATIONAL BOOK DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
OF SINGAPORE

Sin skilfully conveys plot, situation and character with telling strokes.

THE STRAITS TIMES

The July 19, 1999, issue of TIME magazine is one that should find a place in Singapore’s National Museum, or Archives, or whichever body it is that records the defining moments of the Republic’s growth. Give the credit to, among others... poet Damien Sin.

TIME, in a cover story

A surer sign of Singapore’s renewal is the spread of the humor virus. “The East is red, the West is blue, Elvis is dead, Confucius too,” writes local poet Damien Sin in his 1998 book Saints, Sinners and Singaporeans.

HER WORLD

Sin fires verbal bullets at Singapore icons... The stories will shock and bite.

LIEN

Sin reveals the hurt society inflicts on those who have no choice other than to be different.

THE RESERVIST

Bizzare, twisted, kinky.

TEENAGE

Sin is a born story teller.

THE STRAITS TIMES

Poignant... Sin’s writing has an honest feel and sincerity that readers will appreciate.

BigO READERS’ POLL

Best Singapore Author: Damien Sin

8 DAYS

Riveting. Tall Tales and Short Stories is as good as Singapore books get.

Tall Tales & Short Stories

Damien Sin

THE stories in this volume are about Singapore’s poor and outcast, giving us a rare insight into a startling reality. In depths of darkest despair and shame, Sin’s characters still shine with dignity and grace. A brutal honesty is laced with gentle humour and crackling prose as each story breathes with a life of its own.

Saints, Sinners and Singaporeans

Damien Sin

A COLLECTION of “Singapore Noir” poems.

These are my dark poems; My Dark Poems.
Read them when you’re alone — all alone.
Keep them where wood rots and steel rusts.
Away from moonbeams and stardust.

— my dark poems, pg 9