| Nr. | Autor | Jahr | Titel (u. a.) |
| 1 | Ly Singko, ed. | 1967 | Modern Malaysian Chinese Stories. Anthology translated from the Mandarin Chinese by Ly Singko and Leon Comber with a foreword by Han Suyin. |
| 2 | Lloyd Fernando, ed. | 1968 | 22 Malaysian Stories. Anthology. Contributors include Siew Yue Killingley, Goh Poh Seng and Stella Kon. |
| 3 | Iwan Simatupang | 1969 | The Pilgrim (Ziarah). Novel translated from the Indonesian by Harry Aveling. Winner of the ASEAN Literary Award 1977. |
| 4 | W. Somerset Maugham | 1969 | Maugham's Malaysian Stories. Edited and with an introduction by Anthony Burgess. |
| 5 | Leon Comber, trans. | 1972 | The Strange Cases Of Magistrate Pao: Chinese Tales Of Crime And Detection |
| 6 | Tan Kok Seng | 1972 | Son of Singapore. First part of autobiography. Rendered into English in collaboration with Austin Coates. |
| 7 | Wang Shifu | 1973 | The Romance of the Western Chamber. Translated and adapted by T. C. Lai and Ed Gamarekian, with a foreword by Lin Yutang. Originally published in 1200. |
| 8 | Lee Kok Liang | 1974 | The Mutes in the Sun and Other Stories. Short stories and a novella. |
| 9 | Tan Kok Seng | 1974 | Man of Malaysia. Second part of autobiography. Rendered into English in collaboration with Austin Coates. |
| 10 | Jennifer Draskau, ed. | 1975 | Taw and Other Thai Stories: An Anthology. Translated from the Thai and with an introduction by Jennifer Draskau. |
| 11 | Pramoedya Ananta Toer | 1975 | The Fugitive (Perburuan). Novel translated from the Indonesian by Harry Aveling, originally published in 1950. |
| 12 | Tan Kok Seng | 1975 | Eye on the World. Third and final part of autobiography. Rendered into English in collaboration with Austin Coates. |
| 13 | Alan Ayling & Duncan Mackintosh, trans. | 1976 | A Folding Screen: Selected Chinese Lyrics from T'ang to Mao Tse-tung. Originally published in 1974. |
| 14 | Edwin Thumboo, ed. | 1976 | Second Tongue: An Anthology Of Poetry From Malaysia And Singapore. With an introduction by Edwin Thumboo. Contributors include Ee Tiang Hong, Muhammad Haji Salleh, Wong May and Arthur Yap. |
| 15 | W. Somerset Maugham | 1976 | Maugham's Borneo Stories. Selected by G. V. de Freitas. |
| 16 | Lloyd Fernando | 1976 | Scorpion Orchid. Novel. |
| 17 | Goh Poh Seng | 1976 | Eyewitness. Poetry. |
| 18 | Raden Adjeng Kartini | 1976 | Letters of a Javanese Princess. Translated by Agnes Louise Symmers, edited and with an introduction by Hildred Geertz and with an introduction by Eleanor Roosevelt. Originally published in 1912. |
| 19 | Ee Tiang Hong | 1976 | Myths for a Wilderness. Poetry. |
| 20 | Harry Aveling, ed. | 1976 | From Surabaya to Armageddon: Indonesian Short Stories. Translated from the Indonesian by Harry Aveling. |
| 21 | Lin Yutang | 1977 | My Country And My People. Originally published in 1935. |
| 22 | Jan Knappert | 1977 | Myths and Legends of Indonesia |
| 23 | Austin Coates | 1977 | Myself a Mandarin. Memoir, originally published in 1968. |
| 24 | Robert Yeo | 1977 | And Napalm Does Not Help. Poetry. |
| 25 | Edwin Thumboo | 1977 | Gods Can Die. Poetry. |
| 26 | Arthur Yap | 1977 | Commonplace. Poetry. |
| 27 | Goh Poh Seng | 1977 | The Immolation. Novel. |
| 28 | Syed Waliullah | 1978 | Tree Without Roots. Novel. Originally published in 1948. |
| 29 | Robert Yeo, ed. | 1978 | Singapore Short Stories. With an introduction by Robert Yeo and notes by Tan Swee Kheng. Contributors include Catherine Lim, Gopal Baratham and Goh Sin Tub. |
| 30 | Muhammad Haji Salleh | 1978 | Time and Its People. Poetry. |
| 31 | Cecil Rajendra | 1978 | Bones & Feathers. Poetry. |
| 32 | Edith L. Tiempo | 1978 | A Blade of Fern: A Novel About the Philippines |
| 33 | Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai | 1978 | Chemmeen: A Novel About India. Translated by Narayana Menon, with an introduction by Santha Rama Rau. Originally published in 1964. |
| 34 | Chung Chong-Wha, ed. | 1978 | Modern Far Eastern Stories |
| 35 | Iwan Simatupang | 1978 | Kering (Drought). Novel translated from the Indonesian by Harry Aveling, originally published in 1972. |
| 36 | Danarto | 1978 | Abracadabra. Short stories translated from the Indonesian by Harry Aveling. |
| 37 | Catherine Lim | 1978 | Little Ironies: Stories of Singapore |
| 38 | Ediriwira Sarachchandra | 1978 | Curfew and a Full Moon. Novel. |
| 39 | Edwin Thumboo | 1979 | Ulysses by the Merlion. Poetry. |
| 40 | Yasmine Gooneratne, ed. | 1979 | Stories from Sri Lanka. With an introduction by Yasmine Gooneratne. |
| 41 | Shahnon Ahmad | 1979 | Srengenge. Novel translated from the Malay by Harry Aveling. Originally published in 1973. Winner of the Malaysian Novel of the Year 1970. |
| 42 | Yasmine Gooneratne, ed. | 1979 | Poems from India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Singapore |
| 43 | Robert Burdette Sweet | 1979 | Akbar the Great. Novel. |
| 44 | Stanley R. Munro, ed. | 1979 | Genesis of a Revolution: An Anthology of Modern Chinese Short Stories. Translated from the Chinese by Stanley R. Munro. Contributors include Ba, J., Bing, X. and Ding, L. |
| 45 | Tan Kok Seng | 1979 | Three Sisters of Sz. Novel. Rendered into English in collaboration with Austin Coates. |
| 46 | Hwang Sun-Won | 1980 | The Stars and Other Korean Short Stories. Translated from the Korean and with an introduction by Edward W. Poitras. |
| 47 | Kim Man-Jung | 1980 | A Nine Cloud Dream. Translated from the Korean by Richard Rutt. |
| 48 | Arthur Yap | 1980 | Down the Line. Poetry. |
| 49 | Ly Singko, trans. | 1980 | Reunion & Other Stories |
| 50 | Shahnon Ahmad | 1980 | The Third Notch and Other Stories. Translated from the Malay by Harry Aveling. |
| 51 | Umar Kayam | 1980 | Sri Sumarah and Other Stories. Translated from the Indonesian by Harry Aveling. |
| 52 | Ruth Lor Malloy | 1980 | Beyond the Heights. Novel. |
| 53 | Ishak Haji Muhammad | 1980 | The Prince of Mount Tahan (Putera Gunung Tahan). Translated from the Malay by Harry Aveling. |
| 54 | F. Sionil José | 1980 | Waywaya: Eleven Filipino Short Stories |
| 55 | Jan Knappert | 1980 | Malay Myths and Legends |
| 56 | Lee Tzu Pheng | 1980 | Prospect Of A Drowning. Poetry. Winner of the National Book Development Council of Singapore’s Book Award for English Poetry 1982. |
| 57 | Chung Chong-Wha, ed. | 1980 | Modern Korean Short Stories |
| 58 | Linda Ty-Casper | 1980 | Dread Empire. Novella. |
| 59 | Catherine Lim | 1980 | Or Else, the Lightning God & Other Stories |
| 60 | Shirley Geok-lin Lim | 1980 | Crossing The Peninsula & Other Stories. Poetry. Winner of the Commonwealth Poetry Prize. |
| 61 | J. R. Haldar | 1981 | Early Buddhist Mythology. With a foreword by C. Sircar. |
| 62 | Robert Yeo, ed. | 1981 | ASEAN Short Stories. Anthology. Contributors include Gopal Baratham, Stella Kon and Rebecca Chua. |
| 63 | Lloyd Fernando, ed. | 1981 | Malaysian Short Stories. Anthology with an introduction by Lloyd Fernando. |
| 64 | A. Samad Said | 1981 | Lazy River (Sungai Mengalir Lesu). Novel translated from the Malay by Harry Aveling. Originally published in 1967. |
| 65 | Lee Kok Liang | 1981 | Flowers in the Sky. Novel. |
| 66 | Michael Soh & Lim Yoon Lin | 1981 | A Son of a Mother. Originally published in 1973. |
| 67 | Rebecca Chua | 1981 | The Newspaper Editor and Other Stories |
| 68 | Lee Ding Fai | 1981 | Running Dog |
| 69 | K.S. Maniam | 1981 | The Return. Novel. |
| 70 | Heah Chwee Sian | 1981 | A Wisp of Bliss and Other Stories |
| 71 | Wong Meng Voon | 1981 | Glimpses of the Past: Stories from Singapore & Malaysia |
| 72 | H. Jathar Salij | 1982 | Shadow Play and Other Stories |
| 73 | Oh Yong-su | 1985 | The Good People: Korean Stories. Translated from the Korean by Marshall R. Pihl. |
| 74 | Michael Smithies | 1985 | A Busy Week: Tales from Today's Thailand |
| 75 | Wong Swee Hoon | 1985 | The Phoenix and Other Stories |
| 76 | Woo Keng Thye | 1986 | Web of Tradition. Novel. |
| 77 | Arthur Yap | 1986 | Man Snake Apple & Other Poems |
| 78 | Robert Yeo | 1986 | The Adventures Of Holden Heng. Novel. |
| 79 | Goh Sin Tub | 1987 | Honour and Other Stories. Originally published in 1986 as The Battle of the Bands. |
| 80 | Catherine Lim | 1987 | The Shadow of a Shadow of a Dream: Love Stories of Singapore |
| 81 | Goh Sin Tub | 1987 | The Ghost Lover Of Emerald Hill And Other Stories |
| 82 | Ediriwira Sarachchandra | 1987 | Foam Upon the Stream: A Japanese Elegy. Novel. |
| 83 | Nalla Tan | 1989 | Hearts & Crosses. Short stories. |
| 84 | Goh Sin Tub | 1989 | The Nan-Mei-Su Girls of Emerald Hill. Novel. |
| 85 | Woo Keng Thye | 1989 | Encounter and Other Stories |
| 86 | Catherine Khoo | 1990 | Love Notes |
| 87 | Goh Sin Tub | 1990 | Ghosts of Singapore!. Short stories. |
| 88 | Othman Wok | 1991 | Malayan Horror: Macabre Tales Of Singapore And Malaysia In The 50s |
| 89 | Woo Keng Thye | 1991 | Winds of Change. Novel. |
| 90 | Wong Swee Hoon | 1991 | A Dying Breed. Short stories. |
| 91 | Goh Sin Tub | 1991 | More Ghosts of Singapore!. Short stories. |
| 92 | W. W. Williams | 1991 | Reflections in the River: Contemporary Japanese Short Stories |
| 93 | Lin Yutang | 1992 | The Importance of Living. Originally published in 1937. |
| 94 | Syed Adam Aljafri | 1992 | Ollie's Search For Golden Hope & Other Stories |
| 95 | Jack Reynolds | 1992 | Daughters of an Ancient Race. Originally published in 1974. |
| 96 | Judith Anne Lucas & Marsha Goh | 1992 | Tales of the Hungry Ghosts |
| 97 | Helen Lee, ed. | 1992 | Tapestry: A Collection of Short Stories. Contributors include Gopal Baratham, Arthur Yap and Nalla Tan. |
| 98 | Catherine Lim | 1992 | Deadline for Love and Other Stories |
| 99 | Catherine Lim | 1992 | Love's Lonely Impulses. Poetry. |
| 100 | Judith Anne Lucas | 1993 | Fancies and Follies: Stories of Love |
| 101 | Goh Sin Tub | 1993 | Goh's 12 Best Singapore Stories |
| 102 | Toh Weng Choy | 1993 | Sunshine in the Rain: A Maid's Courage |
| 103 | Catherine Lim | 1993 | The Best Of Catherine Lim. Short stories. |
| 104 | Robert Raymer | 1993 | Lovers and Strangers. Short stories. |
| 105 | Michael Smithies | 1993 | Bight Of Bangkok: A Collection Of Short Stories |
| 106 | Beth Yahp | 1993 | The Crocodile Fury. Novel. Originally published in 1992. |
| 107 | Goh Poh Seng | 1994 | If We Dream Too Long. Novel originally published in 1972. Winner of the National Book Development Council of Singapore’s Fiction Book Award 1976. |
| 108 | C.C. Hu | 1994 | Silent Cries from the Dark. Short stories. |
| 109 | Goh Sin Tub | 1994 | Mass Possession: A True Story! Tales of the Supernatural and Natural |
| 110 | Marie Gerrina Louis | 1994 | The Road To Chandibole. Novel. |
| 111 | Douglas Lee | 1994 | A Rose Has Thorns. Novel. |
| 112 | Woo Keng Thye | 1994 | Reincarnation and Other Short Stories |
| 113 | Marie Gerrina Louis | 1995 | Junos. Novel. |
| 114 | Syed Adam Aljafri | 1996 | Reminiscences: A Collection of Short Stories |