Born in 1970, Gwee Li Sui is a literary critic, a poet, and a graphic artist. His first book Myth of the Stone, written and drawn at the age of twenty-one, was Singapore’s first full-length graphic novel in English. Although it was met with critical silence back in 1993, it has returned in a popular, special, twentieth-anniversary edition published by Epigram Books in 2013. He also wrote a book of funny verse Who Wants to Buy a Book of Poems?, which Landmark Books published in 1998, and his book of love poems One Thousand and One Nights was just released by the same publisher. A familiar name in Singapore’s literary scene, Gwee has written essays on a broad range of cultural subjects and is well-loved for his instruction in Singaporean literature and, in particular, Singaporean poetry. He is also the editor of Sharing Borders: Studies in Contemporary Singaporean-Malaysian Literature II (2009), Telltale: Eleven Stories (2010), and Man/Born/Free: Writings on the Human Spirit from Singapore(2011), all published by Ethos Books.