I just gave a link to this Gus website page to Google Notebook and … Bang! Fifteen minutes later … it came up with this podcast chat between 2 ‘AI Americans’:
In the latest episode of The Asian Bookshelf podcast I talk with Dr Ros Prosser and Dr Mandakini Arora from LaSalle College of Art about Teaching Creative Writing in Singapore.
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Read MoreCome join us for a conversation about the publication process for Singapore based writers. With Prasanthi Ram, Max Pasakorn & Jon Gresham
Read MoreWhat a lovely surprise! Gus has escaped into the pages of Electric Literature, the online literary journal with the mission to make literature more exciting, relevant, and inclusive.
Read MoreA summary of reviews and reflections on Gus from several Singapore writers updated to the end of July 2024.
Read MoreMaking Place: A Conversation and Reading
Come and join us on Tuesday 7pm, 6 Aug 2024...for a gathering of writers talking about the role of place in their work
With Jee Leong Koh, Diana Rahim, Marcus Ong, Lawrence Ypil & Jon Gresham
Read MoreGus appeared on The Asian Bookshelf podcast and answered questions from presenters, Devika Misra and Tracey Morton on monkeys rampaging around with women’s underwear, the current crises and the need to have more fun.
Read MoreOn 27 June 2024, Jon appeared on CNA938 with Melanie Oliveiro. He enjoyed chatting with Melanie about Gus, speaking to cockroaches and vacuum cleaners, why Charlie is such a wimp, de-centring male individualistic narratives, and how Gus’s narrative resonates with Jon’s personal story.
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Read MoreA big thank you to Shawn Hoo for a wonderful 4 Star review of Gus in The Sunday Times on 16 June 2024.
Read MoreJon was featured in Mekong Review’s weekly newsletter in their Quickfire Quintet.
Read MoreOn 8 June 2024, “Gus: The Life & Opinions of the Last Raffles Banded Langur” was launched in a historic shophouse on Blair Road.
Read MoreIn June 2024, Jon ran a writing workshop for the Singapore Writers Network on how he wrote Gus using Index Cards, spreadsheets, Scrivener, Word and paper.
Read MoreIn May 2024, Jon gave a lecture to secondary students for the Ministry of Education’s Creative Arts Programme on Surrealist Fiction and The Half Familiar.
Read MoreIn May 2024, The Asian Bookshelf was launched. This podcast seeks to be a home to words and voices on books from Asia and is presented by Devika Misra, Tracey Morton and Jon.
Read MoreIn May 2024, Jon was a judge for the Unity Secondary School Writers Festival Flash Fiction competition together with Suffian Hakim.
Read MoreOn the 20th of April, authors Balli Kaur Jaswal and Jon Gresham were at Book Bar to talk about their new novels, Now You See Us & Gus: The Life and Opinions of the Last Raffles Banded Langur, and the importance of their settings in Singaporean neighbourhoods.
Read MoreGus: The Life and Opinions of the Last Raffles’ Banded Langur was published on 16 April 2024.
Jon visited Epigram Books at Toa Payoh to sign pre-order copies.
Read MoreDuring December 2023 to March 2024, Jon has present talks and workshops in schools across Singapore on How to Write a Short Story and An Introduction to Flash Fiction. Book Jon for a workshop at your school or Writing Group.
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