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Note: Feb. 19, 1998. This page is under construction.
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Classical Music |
Chia Han-Leon (a.k.a Leon) is a musician trapped inside the body of a
writer. He treats the world as a big Mysterious Smoosh and does not
believe in explanations or definitions. He believes that in the 21st
century, rationalist Science will be replaced by Myth and masculinism will
come under the wings of the Eternal Feminine. Leon keeps two bottles of
water in his room at all times. |
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Film |
Rebecca Wan is the film editor. |
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Theatre |
Arthur Kok is crazy about sci-fi, action flicks, performance theatre, earl grey, glitzy diners and sleazy coffee shops. In his spare time he quotes winners of Best Actress Academy Awards: "I hope to confound expectations and win the respect of my peers." |
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TV |
Rebecca Wan is the sometimes TV editor, mainly because she is the only other person who writes for that section. Her hobbies are cultivating a curiously pathological relationship with Oprah, aromatherapy, and falling asleep to Camera Lucida. |
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Poetry |
Julian Lim is the pseudonym of the assistant to Ms Slow Fast Hazel. His varied accomplishments include the discovery of fire and the first recorded use of the word "wow". |
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Roger Lim is currently helping The Flying Inkpot out of the kindness of his heart, and the desire not to be seen in several compromising pictures involving a grapefruit and some curiously shaped turnips. A brilliant network engineer and scientific engineer, he has been known to programme CGI at the speed of light and use words like "load balancing," "router support" and "bloody Windows NT programmes don't know shit" in the same sentence, sometimes twice. In his spare time, Roger corrects faulty Inkpot scripts and mumbles about sloppy code. |
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