KL Writer's Workshop founder Bernice Chauly hopes her centre can help local writers get a deeper understanding for the craft of writing. Photo: The Star/Ricky Lai
It's now one of the best times to be a writer in Malaysia.
Writer and educator Bernice Chauly tells me this as we sip coffee in a crowded café in Kuala Lumpur, her serious gaze framed by black-rimmed glasses.
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