Loh Guan Liang is an English Literature Honours (2009) alumni. He is the Winner of the Moving Words Poetry Competition and is currently a Sec 1 Teacher at the Canberra Secondary School.
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Hi, there’s a typo in the post: I graduated in 2009, actually, not 2001 as stated.
Hi Guan Liang,
Sorry for the typo! It’s been fixed.
Once again, congratulations on the win!