She was the Writer In Residence at the National University of Singapore in 2013. She is known for her vivid images, inclusive performance style, and storytelling through personal experience. She is often moved to address the taboo issues through her writing, and has occupied a variety of performance spaces from spontaneous guerrilla poetry to the Tate Modern, London. She is also a mentor and workshop facilitator for young people, and aims to create spaces for emerging writers to speak out. Her debut pamphlet, which was released in 2009, will be reprinted by Math Paper press. She is compiling her first full collection. Dress Up They said it was against regulation