Straits Muslims: Diasporas of the Northern Passage Of The Straits of Malacca is an edited volume by six writers Wazir Jahan ...(read more)

Penang- An inside guide to its historic homes, buildings, monuments and parks offers the first detailed account of the ...(read more)

Do you remember the time when you were young and collecting stamps? I am sure we all share memories of this. It is no coincidence ...(read more)

The Humble Weeds of Penang Hill reminds us of the significant role played by the most modest member of the plant kingdom. ...(read more)

This wholly admirable book by Professor Wheatley represents a major landmark in the study of Asian historical geography. ...(read more)

Centred on Sungai Selangor, Pasangan is a journey into the symbiotic relationship between the downstream community of ...(read more)

Lat: My Life and Cartoons is the entertaining and surprisingly poignant memoir of Mohammad Nor Khalid (to give Lat ...(read more)

Rehman Rashid’s Small Town actually preceded his last book Peninsula: A Story of Malaysia, published in March 2016. ...(read more)

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

Images of Penang takes you on a tour along the colourful streets, through the gilded gateways — and to the heart of this ...(read more)

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

With over 1,200 images, Malaysia: A Pictorial History 1400-2004 tells the story of Malaysia through the eyes of the artists ...(read more)

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

Johor: 300 Early Postcards is the sixth book of early picture postcards by Dato’ Professor Dr Cheah Jin Seng. The ...(read more)

I, KKK: The Autobiography of a Historian is the authorised story of Khoo Kay Kim, a formative and controversial figure ...(read more)

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

In Penang Hill – A Journey Through Time, author Mike Gibby has captured – for the first time – not only the fascinating ...(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)

The Sustainability Shift: Refashioning Malaysia’s Future discusses the specific ecological threats facing Malaysia ...(read more)

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

Originally published in 1995, this special edition has been reprinted on the occasion of the 2nd Dr Wu Lien-Teh Global ...(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)

Gayatri Rajapatni: The Woman Behind the Glory of Majapahit by Earl Drake imaginatively re-creates Gayatri’s world, ...(read more)

By Francis Cooray & Khoo Salma Nasution.
Foreword by Tan Sri Khoo Kay Kim.

Growing up during the era of British colonial ...(read more)

By Khoo Salma Nasution

Winner, ICAS Book Prize 2015, Colleagues’ Choice Award

By Tenas Effendy.

Foreword by Dato’ Dr Ken Yeang.

Rumah is a collection  of old Riau–Malay rhymed  sayings   ...(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)

Heritage Trees of Penang by Simon Gardner, Pindar Sidisunthorn and Lai Ee May 

A celebration of 200 trees which form an ...(read more)