Welcome to The Tiger Moth Review, a biannual journal of art + literature that engages with nature, culture, the environment and ecology. We are committed to creating a space for minority, marginalised and underrepresented voices in society. As a nod to diversity and inclusivity, we also publish non-English works, as well as their translated English counterparts.

Our Name

Tiger moths have always been an enigma to me. As a child, I was fascinated with how tiger moths would sit solitary on a wall, yet were curious enough to wander along a broken twig onto the palm of my hand. Tiger moths continue to evoke my childhood, but more so, they symbolise a link to nature and the environment, which is constantly changing in an island city like Singapore.

Our Dream

The Tiger Moth Review is committed to curating and publishing art and literature from eco-conscious individuals from home (Singapore) and abroad, who are passionate and curious about the entanglements between human beings and their more-than-human kin, as well as the places and world they inhabit. The Tiger Moth Review values and appreciates work that interrogates human-other relations, as well as work that is eco-centric, cognisant of earth, nature, and the politics of living in an environmentally conscious, compassionate and ethical way.