National Library Board Writer-in-Residency: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Published writers can receive a stipend and workspace to develop projects relevant to the Singaporean literary scene.
This residency program supports writers by providing them with the resources and space needed to develop new literary work.
Who it's for
This scheme is designed for writers who have already been published and have a specific project in mind that relates to the literary scene in Singapore.
What you get
If selected, you will receive a stipend to support your work. You will also be given access to library archives for research and a dedicated workspace to complete your project.
What it costs you
There is no direct fee to apply, but the selection process is highly competitive. You will need to put significant effort into crafting a strong project proposal to be considered.
The catch to know
This is not just a quiet space to write; it requires a commitment to participating in public engagement sessions as part of your residency.
How to apply
- Develop a project proposal that focuses on the Singaporean literary landscape.
- Ensure you have a portfolio of published work to demonstrate your experience.
- Monitor the official channels for application windows and submission guidelines.