A Love Letter to Hawker Spaces

Oct 20, 2023 | | By Yee Heng Yeh

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The Hawker Spaces of Penang | 2,282 words

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About The Author

Yee Heng Yeh

Yee Heng Yeh is a Malaysian writer and Mandarin-to-English translator. His poetry, fiction, and translations have been featured on adda, Strange Horizons, Nashville Review, NutMag, Guernica, and SUSPECT, among others. He also writes for Penang Art District and Penang Monthly. He is on Twitter as @HengYeh42.

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