Jeff Chouw / Andrew Him / Edwin Koo / Bob Lee / Kevin WY Lee /
Lim Yaohui / Jean Loo / Adeline Ong / Jimmy Sng / Darren Soh /
Sam Kang Li / Sebastian Song / Nguan / Tay Kay Chin /
Wong Maye-e / Zakaria Zainal

Editor & Publisher: Cherian George

Picture Editor & Designer: Tay Kay Chin

Each copy is selling for S$11. Three versions are available:

• Unfolded and unwrapped
• Folded and wrapped
• Folded and unwrapped
• *New* Vote 2011: Singapore Decides. History in Pictures is an iPad app that includes the pictures in GE11 and additional content from the presidential elections.

All proceeds from the book, after deducting costs, will be donated to the Wee Kim Wee Legacy Fund at Nanyang Technological University to support documentary photography projects.

For further enquiries, please write to info@mixmedia.sg

You can get your copy at the following places:

• Kinokuniya (folded & unfolded)
• Sinema (folded)
• Objectifs (folded)
• Post-Museum (folded)
• prologue (folded)
• Harris Bookstore (Great World City, 313 Somerest, Jurong Point) (folded)

You can also buy from us online. Note that it will come folded and unwrapped. Additional costs apply if you like it shipped outside of Singapore. It takes 2-3 working days to ship locally and up to two weeks for overseas orders.

Divercity Singapore: A Cartoon History of Immigration looks at the Singapore story through the eyes of the people who helped it grow from a sleepy fishing village to today’s modern metropolis — immigrants. In this book published, you will find cartoons drawn by Morgan Chua with accompanying text by Justin Zhuang that traces the contributions of immigrants who have given birth to this unique mix that we now call Singapore. Whether it is our food, festivals, sporting heroes, or architecture, the book shows the work of immigrants, past and present, in all of them. As the book’s editor Cherian George writes in the preface of the book, “It’s the cycle of life in Singapore and a story that’s at least 700 years old.”

Divercity Singapore (2010) is available at all major bookstores in Singapore for S$10.90.

You can find out more about the book, read an interview with the cartoonist, and find extra resources here.