"So the book begins, but 'Dear Stupid Straight People' would be the poem to attract a banner headline in the press: an aggressive affirmation, an in-your-face polemic against homophobia, an enraged audit of its destructive impact in personal and broader social terms. After twenty years of poetry, fiction and translations, Wong has established his central position in queer literature, his oeuvre explicated in many an academic account and reaching an international readership well beyond its Singapore locus. I don't need to rehearse earlier exegesis, but just to bring out the new book's scope and texture. This is queer poetry taking a stand. At the same time, it's a stand that widens out into philosophical and literary preoccupations."– "Mekong Review"