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The Salon with Jemimah Wei

A conversation with author Jemimah Wei about her debut novel The Original Daughter and the pressures, expectations, and unspoken rules that shape daughterhood. The session explores love, independence, identity, and growing up within the family.

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Thursday 19 November
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Kotuwa
46 Kim Yam Rd, New Bahru, #01-03 School Block
Singapore 239351
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Sharp, funny and impossible to put down. Jemimah Wei’s fiction captures the messiness of growing up, while figuring ourselves out and navigating the people who shape who we become. Longlisted for the Dublin Literary Award, her debut novel The Original Daughter asks: what does it mean to be a daughter today? Join Jemimah in this conversation that explores the pressures, expectations and unspoken rules that shape daughterhood, as she unpacks how we learn to negotiate love, independence and identity within the family.

This programme is kindly supported by Charles & Keith Group Foundation and Kotuwa.

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