The Association represents the interests of Singapore publishers who are engaged in a wide range of publishing, marketing and distribution activities in both print and digital formats.

The Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) is the statutory board that advises and administers the Intellectual Property (IP) regime, promotes IP usage and builds the expertise so as to facilitate the development of IP eco-system in Singapore.

An online free resource of 20 picture stories, to be downloaded/printed/DIY-ed into mini picture books.

poetry.sg is a home for Singapore poetry, organised by an independent team supported by Sing Lit Station.

prose.sg is a home for Singaporean fiction and creative non-fiction, organised by Sing Lit Station.

International Standard Book Number System for Books, Software, Mixed Media etc. in Publishing, Distribution and Libraries.

Provides a continuous market measurement of US retail book sales based on electronic sales data analysis.

A dedicated marketplace for publishing professionals to find each other, and to locate critical information and a unique database.

The Association of Authors’ Agents (AAA) is a British voluntary trade association whose members are all UK-and Republic of Ireland-based literary agencies.

A regular update on the publishing industry including, magazine, newspaper and digital publishing.

WritersNet is the Internet directory of writers, editors, publishers and literary agents.

The David T. K. Wong Creative Writing Fellowship is a unique and generous annual award of £26,000 to enable a fiction writer who wants to write in English about the Far East to spend a year in the UK, at the University of East Anglia in Norwich.

Sangam House is an international writers' residency program located in India which brings together writers from across the world to live and work among their peers in a safe, supportive and nurturing space.

The Writers’ Lab in Skyros island, Greece, offers writers, thinkers and dabblers the opportunity to learn from distinguished writers, share the joys and struggles of the creative process, discover their strengths and polish their skills.

AngloINFO is an online network providing local English-language information services to expatriates worldwide.

A quarterly journal of prose and poetry.

An International Journal of Asian Literatures, Cultures and Englishes.

Anak Sastra Literary Journal is a quarterly online publication which hopes to provide a venue for Southeast Asian writers to promote their writings in English.

Biblio is an attractive, large-format newspaper-style book review journal published in New Delhi.

The Blue Minaret Literary Journal is a space primarily for and by Muslim writers, poets and artists.

In each issue, Brazen explores a theme from various unique perspectives, with the intention of understanding ourselves, our fellow beings, and the world we live in better.

An online quaterly journal based in Hong Kong.

A Hong Kong-based literary and film agency that aims to assist authors, scriptwriters and film/documentary producers in exploring creative and commercial aspects of their ideas and work.

Published by Griffith University and ABC Books, it celebrates good writing and promotes public debate.

Jaggery is a DesiLit arts and literature journal.

Kitaab, which means “book” in many Asian languages, was founded in 2005 by journalist and writer Zafar Anjum in Singapore as a space to celebrate and critique Asian writing in English.

Founded in 1987, Kyoto Journal (KJ) is an award-winning, volunteer-driven quarterly magazine presenting thought-provoking cultural and historical insights from Kyoto, Japan and all of Asia.

Alluvium, the journal of Literary Shanghai, aims to publish the best and most interesting prose, poetry, and literary translations related to Shanghai, China, and Asia.

A NUS University Scholars Programme project, which contains listing of local authors, with introductions, bibliographies, and some online samples of Singaporean writing.

Launched in 1989, MANOA strives to bring the literature of Asia, the Pacific, and the Americas to English-speaking readers. To date, the journal has published forty-three volumes, about 8,000 pages, and over 1,000 writers, translators, reviewers, and editors. In addition, MANOA sponsors readings, exhibits, performances, and other events.

Metropoli d’Asia is a new publishing company founded by Andrea Berrini, writer and essayist. The objective is to discover, translate and offer contemporary innovative writing by Asian authors to a wide public.

Publishers Weekly, familiarly known in the book world as PW and “the bible of the book business,” is a weekly news magazine focused on the international book publishing business.

Publishing Perspectives is an online magazine of international book publishing news and opinion.

QLRS is the leading online literary journal in Singapore, publishing new writings as well as essays, reviews and interviews.

Silk Road Review: A Literary Crossroads publishes vibrant stories that occur in any location in the world.

The Asian Writer is the voice of British Asian writing and is for readers and writers interested in South Asian literature. It is both the online magazine and quarterly newsletter.

The Bookseller is a weekly source of incisive, objective industry news and analysis, reaching all major bookshops and publishers in the UK and in nearly 100 countries worldwide.

The Bombay Review (TBR) is an international literary magazine publishing short fiction, essays, art and poetry, with annual print anthologies. Established in 2014, TBR is based out of New York City in US, and Bombay in India.

An online platform for writing about the arts in Singapore, which also provides comprehensive listings of productions, auditions and workshops.

The Tiger Moth Review is a new journal of art + literature that features poetry, prose, art and photography that engages with nature, culture, the environment and ecology. The journal is interested in delving into the relationships, tensions and juxtapositions between man and the world they live in, the land they live on, the nature they interact with and the politics of living in an environmentally conscious way.

The ABAA was founded in 1949 to promote interest in rare and antiquarian books and book collecting, and to foster collegial relations.

The NT Writers’ Centre has 350 members throughout the Northern Territory, who range from hobby writers to published authors.

An association of writers devoted to freedom of expression in Australia and in the world at large. It is affiliated to international PEN.

QWC is a not-for-profit cultural enterprise with more than 2,200 members, and is the publisher of The Australian Writer's Marketplace – Australia's leading resource of the writing and publishing industry.

The Substation is Singapore's first independent contemporary arts centre.

A non-profit arts company that organises literary, cross arts, community and arts education programmes, and poetry slam sessions.

Writing NSW is a provider of services to writers, including courses, seminars and workshops, writing groups, festivals and events, grants and prizes, and information and advice.

A digital collection of Singapore and Southeast Asia's print heritage.

A digital national collection of Singapore arts content.