This poetry anthology aims to find new voices in the Malaysian literary landscape


The 'Malaysian Millennial Voices' poetry anthology, edited by Malachi, is available through Maya Press. Photo: Handout

Millennials. This often-misunderstood age group has inspired many stereotypes. Some people consider them free-spirited and passionate, eager to right the wrongs of previous generations. While others think them entitled youth, more interested in TikTok than actually working.

What actually goes on in the minds of modern millennials? How do they think, and what are they actually passionate about?

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