Kelvin Tan, a musician and playwright, has been sporadically in sight, publishing the works "All Broken Up and Dancing" (1992) and the "Nethe(r);R" (2001). Colin Cheong can perhaps lay claim to being one of Singapore's most prolific contemporary authors, releasing three novels, one novella, two short story collections, and dozens of non-fictional works thus far. He won the Singapore Literature Prize in 1996 for his travel diary-like novel "Tangerine". Daren Shiau's "Heartland" (1999) traces an eighteen-year-old's rites of passage from junior college through to enlistment and thereafter. The novel has been selected to be a set text at secondary school level.