Adrianna Tan is a published writer who has written widely on topics as diverse as: climate change, cultural traditions and festivals, travel tips and advice, the experience of queerness, growing up in Singapore, being Asian American, the immigrant experience, the role of a civic technologist in an age of misinformation and labor exploitation, and many more.

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Published writing

2015

Tan, Adrianna. "Tech's role in reaching Indonesia's middle class." BRINK – Conversations and Insights on Global Business. Web.

2014

Openly gay S'porean responds to Thio Su Mien's open letter with an open letter of her own. Mothership.sg.

2013

Chess with Aliens. Why XCOM was Game of the Year 2012 & 2013 for me.

2011

Southeast Asia for Lovers. Mint newspaper, an imprint of the Wall Street Journal in India. 2011. Print.

2010

Asia's Top Chefs. Cover story. Reader's Digest Asia. 2010. Print.

Confluence: The Indian by Nature Cookbook. Ed. Adrianna Tan. Singapore: Pen to Pixel, 2010. ISBN 9789810872830. Print.

Tan, Adrianna. "Why I am still a feminist." GASPP : a gay anthology of Singaporean poetry and prose. Ed. Ng Yi-Sheng, Dominic Chua, Irene Oh, Jasmine Seah. Singapore: The Literary Centre, 2010. 71-73. Print.

2009

Tan, Adrianna. "Singapore Chic: hotels, restaurants, shops, bars. (2nd ed.)" Singapore: Editions Didier Millet, 2009. Print.

2008

Tan, Adrianna. "The forgotten women warriors of the Malayan Communist Party." IIAS Newsl. 2008; (48):12-13.