Podcasts about cheeming boey

November has become associated with novel writing, thanks to the grassroots NaNoWriMo movement, to the extent that in the US, November 1st is designated as National Authors Day. In this spirit, we discuss themes related to the Malaysian writing and publishing industry with author Cheeming Boey and publisher Amir Muhammad of BukuFixi.

On this weeks episode: Cheeming Boey! He has just written his fifth book as part of an amazing series called "When I was A Kid" and he is about to start his book tour. I have known Boey for years so we chat about nonsense and we get into some deep stuff too. Make sure you check out Boey's art, books and Patreon. Boey's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamboey/ @iamboey Boey's Patreon: www.patreon.com/iamboey YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC8TJbu-zlbF1ocSeKUs52Tg Instagram: www.instagram.com/harrisonberger/ Twitter: twitter.com/HarrisonCBerger Harrison's Art Channel: www.youtube.com/user/TheHBExperience --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/written-and-directed-by/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/written-and-directed-by/support

A tribute episode. A two way conversation. The last episode of 2018. Su Juin is a stewardess for Malaysia Airlines. She has been flying all over the world ever since landing this dream job of hers in mid 2018. A genuine kind soul who helps others for their wellbeing, for others. Apart from being a flight attendant, Su Juin is also an artist and a writer. Her doodles has gotten recognition from the likes of Cheeming Boey a few years back. She takes on commission work and most of the time she does it for free for family & friend's wedding video, featuring her art. What we talked about on this episode: Life update 2018 so far. Why is it important to find peace in being alone? Heartbreaks & "Falling" in Love. Difference of being in our early 20s and now. Traveling The World. Winning big bucks in mini Amazing Race Asia. Barista, Coffee. How to get a job with Malaysia Airlines. This is a tribute episode for her never ending kindness and support in the growth of Milo Faeqo to where he is today. Susu is @thehappynut.

Introducing an all new show on Bookmark. On Authored, Umapagan Ampikaipakan has conversations with writers that are built around specific themes. This season, he speaks to them about their firsts… their first literary loves… their first characters… about that first time they knew they were going to be published. This week cartoonist Cheeming Boey speaks to Uma about his life as a cartoonist, about gaining recognition and acceptance from his parents, and the heavy burden that comes with being a role model for young children.

Introducing an all new show on Bookmark. On Authored, Umapagan Ampikaipakan has conversations with writers that are built around specific themes. This season, he speaks to them about their firsts… their first literary loves… their first characters… about that first time they knew they were going to be published. This week cartoonist Cheeming Boey speaks to Uma about his life as a cartoonist, about gaining recognition and acceptance from his parents, and the heavy burden that comes with being a role model for young children.

Adventures of a Bookonaut – Episode 1 Shownotes In Episode 1 Sean interviews Luke Preston author of Dark City Blue, Joelyn Alexandra, Singaporean crime writer and academic and author of The Secret Feminist Cabal Dr Helen Merrick. Luke Preston has recently released his crime thriller through Momentum books. In the interview they discuss the process of being published through a digital first publisher, the impact film and the study of scriptwriting has had on Luke’s noel writing and what the near future holds for Bishop, Preston’s hard as nails hero with a heart. You can purchase Dark City Blue through all good digital retailers with the added benefit of no DRM. Joelyn Alexandra flew all the way from Singapore just for this interview (no not really). Sean and Joelyn talk about her writing, the Speculative fiction scene in Singapore and dispel some misconceptions about Singaporean writers. The interview was recorded live so apologies for the sound quality. Joelyn mentions some fine folks in the interview some links to their writing are given below: Wena Poon - http://www.wenapoon.com Joyce Chng - http://awolfstale.wordpress.com Dave Chua - http://davechua.wordpress.com People in Happy Smiley Writers Group Projects Sarah Coldheart - http://www.seriouslysarah.com/blog Raven Silvers - http://www.ravensilvers.com/blog Lina Salleh - http://lookykrill.wordpress.com JY Yang - http://www.misshallelujah.net Yuen Xiang Hao - http://www.opendiary.com/notkieran Rosemary Lim - http://www.twotrees.com.sg Graphic Novelists/ Artists: Cheeming Boey - http://www.iamboey.com Max Loh - http://paperperil.tumblr.com   Dr Helen Merrick is senior lecturer in the Department of Internet Studies at Curtain University, she’s taught cyberculture, women's studies and history. In addition to teaching in the Department of Internet Studies, Dr Merrick supervises PhD students, and researches feminist theory, science fiction, feminist science studies, sustainability and online cultures. In this interview Sean and Helen discuss her book, the current state of Feminist SF and consider what men in the genre, might be able to do help cultivate a healthy respect for female writers and feminist science fiction history. Thankyou for listening, you may leave audio feedback at https://www.speakpipe.com/Bookonaut, or you may leave written feedback on Facebook, the Podomatic page, or at my blog. Music: Music featured in this podcast is from the song Voodoo Machine by Lavoura downloaded from the Free Music Archive and Licenced under these conditions Voodoo Machine (Lavoura) / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0