A history of amnesia : poems / by Alfian Sa'at

Alfian Bin Sa'at (Singapore, July 18, 1977) is a writer known as Alfian Sa'at, a famous British and Malay playwright, poet and short story writer in Singapore and Malaysia. Alfian, famous for his political work, is the only Singaporean Malay author who produced numerous English works, one of the few local writers who wrote drama, poetry, short stories. He won the Straits Times' Best Screenplay Award three times! Won the 2001 Drama Award, Young Artist Prize

Alfian bin Sa'at is a Muslim Singaporean of Minangkabau, a descendant of Jakhaba and Chinese Hakka. As a graduate of Tampines Elementary School, Raffles College and Raffles Junior College, Alfian is Chairman of the RI and RJC Theater Community. Both are known as Raffles players. He also participated in two creative art courses. One is 15 years old and the other is 17 years old. Both were under the guidance of Haresh Sharma. Since then, he has returned to the program as an occasional mentor. Alfian received the Kripalani Creative Arts Outstanding Contribution Award while RJC was in office. Alfi An attended the medical department of the National University of Singapore but did not graduate

Mr. Ian Chung, a political scientist at the National University of Singapore, said: "It represents the worst situation in Singapore, minorities were eliminated, poor people and alienated groups were eliminated.A poor and playwright alpha - Ansat calls the title of this movie "Mad cheap and wealthy East Asians", "adding victory means replacing white people from white people as worshipers." Security guards fearing comedy scenes of Rachel Cheung and Pacrin pointed out that "Brown man was used as a terrible predator to laugh" and "Do not look at Singapore's racial politics" and " "Performance was shown. Mickey Rooney lived on Audrey Hepburn as a Japanese photographer with Tiffany 's breakfast, but I could not bear it. "One of the family was deprived of the right to marry Malaysians."