First Runner-up: Junior Writing Competition 2009
Mr. Ravi didn’t earn much. His pay cheques were always undersized, especially these days where people rarely take the bus anymore.
Mr. Ravi didn’t earn much. His pay cheques were always undersized, especially these days where people rarely take the bus anymore.
‘THE NEST’
Dusk descended upon the wooden structure, enveloping it with an unspoken secrecy. The silent shades of evening began to spread around, like the powerful, outstretched wings of a vulture, waiting to pounce upon dying prey, devouring them, mercilessly, menacingly, and cutting into their deep terror… There were no means to escape, except to wait [...]
The Ipoh Echo writing competition closed with a bang recently when prize winners in both the Senior and Junior categories were invited to the paper’s office in Jalan Lasam for tea and to receive their cash prizes.
The competition which ran in six issues of The Echo over a three month period, saw a poor response of [...]
The distant rumbling grew louder as the train approached. Shannon picked up her bag and made her way across the platform to board the train. She didn’t in the least mind the 3-hour journeys every weekend. Shannon walked into the now familiar coach and found her seat. Looking at her watch she realised that it [...]
Ipoh’s Iconic Polo Ground
Tucked in a secluded corner of the suburbs of Ipoh, at the corner of Brash Road and Golf Club Road, is a vast and majestic-looking park cum playground which caters to the approximately 600,000 residents of this old-fashioned city. Officially known as the Sultan Abdul Aziz Recreation Park after a former ruler [...]