Dina Zaman

Dina Zaman

Dina Zaman (born 1969, Kuala Lumpur) is a Malaysian poet, short story writer and playwright.

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Life

Dina Zaman's childhood was spent in Japan, Russia and other countries. She studied creative writing at Western Michigan University and Lancaster University.[1] In 2007 a collection of her columns for the online newspaper Malaysiakini.com was published in book form as I am Muslim.[2]

Works

Plays
  • Why Did He Sleep With Me If I'm So Fat?, 1995
  • Penganggur Terhormat, 1995
Short stories
  • 'Philippa', 1994
  • 'The Fat Woman', 1996
  • 'The Cacang Putch and Assam Lady', 1996
  • Night and Day 1997
Poetry
  • 'How to Go to Heaven'
  • 'Carpe Diem'
  • 'The Pickpocket'
  • 'Snapshot of a Family Holiday', 1999
Collected journalism

References

  1. ^ Nor Faridah Abdul Manaf, 'Zaman, Dina', Who's Who in Contemporary Women's Writing,ed. Jane Eldridge Miller, Routledge, 2001.
  2. ^ Farish A. Noor, Of hookers, hustlers and holy men, The Star Online, 25 March 2007

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