The Tiny Lit Fest on Instagram: "The Tiny Lit Fest is delighted to welcome Karina Robles Bahrin (@karinaroblesbahrin), author of The Accidental Malay and winner of the 2022 Epigram Books Fiction Prize (@epigrambooks) 🎉 Karina Robles Bahrin got her first break as a writer when she guest edited a weekly teen column in The New Straits Times a very long time ago. Her short fiction has been published in venues such as Urban Odysseys: KL Stories, KL Noir: Blue, A Subtle Degree of Restraint & Other Stories and Malaysian Tales: Retold & Remixed. She is a former columnist with The Heat, a weekly by Focus Malaysia. She currently lives and works on the island of Langkawi where she runs a hotel, restaurant, farm and community initiative promoting storytelling among the island’s youth and children. The Accidental Malay is her first novel. Karina Robles Bahrin will be in conversation with local literary scholar Dr Hannah Ming Yit Ho. 📅 Wednesday, December 14, 2022 🕐 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. (Brunei Time) 💻 Zoom links will be emailed to all registered attendees 🎫 BND 10 ⠀ Come hang out with us as we hear about Karina's writing journey, and find out why The Accidental Malay is making waves in Brunei and throughout the SEA region! 💃🏻 Register now: linktr.ee/thetinylitfest. #linkinbio"

The Tiny Lit Fest shared a post on Instagram: "The Tiny Lit Fest is delighted to welcome Karina Robles Bahrin (@karinaroblesbahrin), author of The Accidental Malay and winner of the 2022 Epigram Books Fiction Prize (@epigrambooks) 🎉 Karina Robles Bahrin got her first break as a writer when she guest edited a weekly teen column in The New Straits Times a very long time ago. Her short fiction has been published in venues such as Urban Odysseys: KL Stories, KL Noir: Blue, A Subtle Degree of Restraint & Other Stories and Malaysian Tales: Retold & Remixed. She is a former columnist with The Heat, a weekly by Focus Malaysia. She currently lives and works on the island of Langkawi where she runs a hotel, restaurant, farm and community initiative promoting storytelling among the island’s youth and children. The Accidental Malay is her first novel. Karina Robles Bahrin will be in conversation with local literary scholar Dr Hannah Ming Yit Ho. 📅 Wednesday, December 14, 2022 🕐 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. (Brunei Time) 💻 Zoom links will be emailed to all registered attendees 🎫 BND 10 ⠀ Come hang out with us as we hear about Karina's writing journey, and find out why The Accidental Malay is making waves in Brunei and throughout the SEA region! 💃🏻 Register now: linktr.ee/thetinylitfest. #linkinbio". Follow their account to see 134 posts.