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SOCIETY UNVEILED: NOW YOU SEE US

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June 2023

In a candid conversation with author Balli Kaur Jaswal, we delve into the inspiration, research, and creative process behind her groundbreaking novel, Now You See Us.

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SOCIETY UNVEILED: NOW YOU SEE US

Balli Kaur Jaswal

Through exploring important social themes, empowering migrant workers, and navigating cultural intersections, Jaswal's work sheds light on the often-invisible voices of Singaporean society.

Unveiling the Inspiration: Tackling Classism, Prejudice, and Women's Rights 

Jaswal reveals that her inspiration for exploring themes of classism, prejudice, and women's rights in Now You See Us came from a personal experience during her teenage years. "My family moved from Singapore to the Philippines shortly after a Filipina domestic worker was executed for murdering a Singaporean," she shares. This incident opened her eyes to the gravity of injustice and the impact of class prejudice on real lives. It sparked a desire within her to shed light on the vulnerability of migrant workers, who are integral to the success of nations like Singapore but remain voiceless.

Compelling Characters: Breaking Away from Stereotypes 

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