This book is a biographical tale based on the life of a woman simply known as Gowri. Subtitled A Biographical Tale about a ...(read more)

Those Were The Days filled with joy, laughter and good memories. This collection comprises 50 short stories set in Malaysia ...(read more)

Being Baba is a compilation of selected articles from The Peranakan magazine. There were so many good articles; hard choices ...(read more)

In Kuala Lumpur – A Sketchbook, one of Malaysia’s most accomplished artists records the capital’s rich architectural ...(read more)

The Towns of Malaya provides an overview of Malaya’s progress and development, as seen from the perspective of its towns ...(read more)

Malaya: 500 Early Postcards presents a wide-ranging collection of views of the Malay Peninsula from the late 19th century ...(read more)

Let the Aisles Proclaim commemorates the once-in-a-lifetime Bicentenary celebrations of the Penang Free School ...(read more)

Why write William Farquhar and Singapore? A simple question, yet one involving a more complex response.

“In the 1990s, ...(read more)

Peninsula: A Story of Malaysia is a personal memoir amounting to a report on the generational changes Malaysia has undergone ...(read more)

How did environmental activism begin in Malaysia? Who were the key players back in the 1970s, when the international community ...(read more)

The Beruas Prophecy is historical fiction, a swashbuckling tale of silat and sorcery, piracy and plunder. And magic. ...(read more)

21 Immortals, subtitled Inspector Mislan and the Yee Sang Murders, is fictional sleuth Inspector Mizlan’s first ...(read more)

Utube is another crime adventure featuring the fictional sleuth Inspector Mizlan – Malaysia’s answer to Hercule ...(read more)

The Backyard Before You is a narrative of photographs and vignettes that celebrate the wild beauty of the urban residential ...(read more)

Southeast Asia in Ruins examines the way in which British artists and commentators of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth ...(read more)

Southeast Asia’s 36 UNESCO World Heritage Sites make a significant contribution to their respective country’s ...(read more)

Epitaph is the richly illustrated, limited edition two-part set of the Protestant section of The Northam Road Cemetery. ...(read more)

In Thaipusam in Malaysia: A Hindu Festival in the Tamil Diaspora, the author argues that many scholars who had written about ...(read more)

Road To Dawn: Newly reissued and unabridged DVD (2016) 

The movie Road to Dawn (2007) is based on the story of Dr Sun Yat Sen ...(read more)

Beneath its simple and unadorned title – Sejarah Bergambar Seberang Perai (Province Wellesley, A Pictorial History)  ...(read more)

To Brunei and Beyond is the fourth book from the pen of a writer known as ‘Pengembara’. It has been eagerly awaited ...(read more)

Penang Hill is the oldest hill station in Malaysia and also the only one with a funicular railway. Completed in I923, the ...(read more)

By Ruth Iversen Rollitt

50 Best Malaysian Titles for International Rights 2015

Iversen: Architect of Ipoh and Modern Malaya, ...(read more)

Constructing a trishaw, embroidering the Nyonya kebaya, sculpting dragon joss sticks and decorating the kavadi… ...(read more)

By Khoo Salma Nasution

Winner, ICAS Book Prize 2015, Colleagues’ Choice Award

By Wu Lien-Teh.

Known as the ‘Plague Fighter’ and ‘the man who beat the Black Death’, Dr. Wu Lien-Teh ...(read more)

By Justine Vaz and Narumol Aphinives (editors), with almost 50 contributors from Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, ...(read more)

By Ric Francis & Colin Ganley.

Which city once had the smallest service trolley-bus in the world? Where can you find ...(read more)

By Khoo Salma Nasution.

Foreword by Lynn Pan.

As a young revolutionary, Dr. Sun Yat Sen travelled widely and lived amongst ...(read more)