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Deborah Emmanuel
Deborah Emmanuel
Born	September 19, 1988 (age 36); Singapore
Occupation	Poet. Musician. Television presenter. Teacher.
Nationality	Singaporean
Education	BA Contemporary and Applied Theatre, Griffith University (Australia)
Notable awards	The Watermill Center summer program resident artist 2017, first Singaporean scholarship holder, Literary Colloquium Berlin

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Deborah Arunditha Emmanuel (born 19 September 1988) is a Singaporean artist most known for her work in performance poetry, music and the dramatic arts. She also practices Shamanism ^[1] . Emmanuel has performed on stages globally, making appearances at the Queensland Poetry Festival, Barcelona International Poetry Festival. She is also aTEDx speaker.

Early Life

Deborah Emmanuel was born in Singapore. Her father is of Malayali descent and her mother is Eurasian (mixed ancestry). She went to the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus from 1992 to 2001. In 2013, her mother Sandra Ann Gomes died of ovarian cancer.^[2]

Career

Emmanuel's first book was published in 2015 with Red Wheelbarrow Books. Her next two books were published with the help of Pozible.

Publications

When I Giggle In My Sleep (Red Wheelbarrow Books, 2015) ISBN 9789810943134
Rebel Rites (self-published through Pozible, 2016) ISBN 9789810983093
Genesis Visual Poetry Collection (self-published through Pozible, 2018) ISBN 9789811185779
[Twisted Roots], Oct 2017

Awards

The Watermill Center Summer Program Resident and Exhibiting Artist, 2017
Scholarship Award, Literary Colloquium Berlin, 2019

References

^ Who?,In the last few years, Deborah’s work has been heavily influenced by political and feminist discourse, and a commitment to spiritual practice as the key to her personal revolution. This has led her to open up new abilities and pursue work in the healing arts as a shamanic practitioner and past life hypnotist.
^ [1], Ms Sandra Ann Gomes was diagnosed with Stage III ovarian cancer last November, days after she had turned 50.

External links

Category:Living people Category:Singaporean artists Category:Singaporean poets Category:21st-century poets Category:Singaporean women writers Category:21st-century Singaporean women writers Category:Women poets Category:1988 births

[1] Who?,In the last few years, Deborah’s work has been heavily influenced by political and feminist discourse, and a commitment to spiritual practice as the key to her personal revolution. This has led her to open up new abilities and pursue work in the healing arts as a shamanic practitioner and past life hypnotist.

[2] [1], Ms Sandra Ann Gomes was diagnosed with Stage III ovarian cancer last November, days after she had turned 50.

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